There are two funds, Park Street Partners and MHC America, that are accumulating Mom and Pop parks all over if they have 30 units or more.

The addendum basically put a due date on the end of the project (his estimate +1 week) which would then accumulate a daily penalty of $50 a day off the final price owed to him in return for his $5000 advance.  

Paying off the loans quickly seems counterproductive to me if you're trying to accumulate mass amounts of properties in just a few years. 

It wasn't until well into the construction started that we were able to clean the house out of all the squatters and all their stuff and all the trash and debris that had been accumulating in the house for years.

I see on popular on-line forums many people saying not to syndicate a deal until you start slowly and build up a track record...Worse they are saying not to pay a "guru" thousands of dollars that claims they can help you do that...Just take it slow and safe...I do agree there is a lot of wisdom in that approach, don't get me wrong....that is the "safe" path for most people...But to me that's like saying study hard, get good grades, go to college, live below your means, and accumulate a nest egg and pray that you die before you run out of money...that is also the path that most people choose...But what if a newbie can actually successfully syndicate a large deal on their first deal, by getting educated, leveraging people with experience (attorneys, investors, mentors, brokers, prop mgmt companies, etc) and learning to do it "right" in spite of all the risks?

In my opinion, the most important point that Scott makes about building financial runway is that by living frugally and saving so aggressively within such a short time frame, you develop the mindset and habits required to accumulate wealth AND mitigate risk. 

However, and please don’t take this as a lecture, the key is that you don’t accumulate more debt when those cc are free of balance.

My question is How in the world can you break even while accumulating equity, let alone make a profit when the government is expecting 15-20% of your monthly rental income from a tenant?

All of that growth gets capitalized and you're light years ahead of cash flow accumulation. 

When one thinks about it, just maximizing that strategy alone virtually guarantees long term wealth accumulation- not to mention your plans to flip.