Specifically, I am concerned that the relatively positive state of the current economy may be a lingering result of the stimulative drugs Uncle Sam slipped in our martini.

Why do syndication sponsors go to all the trouble of working with LPs to incrementally raise funds? 

Does it validate the bump in rents... this is going to be out of the scope of 95% of LPs out there who don't have access to Co Star etc.Age and Condition of Property:Assess the age of the property (e.g., 1960s-1990s).Evaluate potential maintenance issues and the adequacy of contingency budgets for older properties.

Thank you.You'll want to hold the property in LPs which offer flow throw tax advantages.  

@William Coet The GPs are active and the LPs are passive.

I can raise the money from potential LPs but I do not have the skin in the game that I would need at the moment.

Many LPs know so much about the sponsor and the opportunity that it would be clear to them if it was an issue.

GPs will either need to perform well (communication, good return, etc) or they will be challenged to get LPs.- The best cash flow in this market is achieved via STR, MTR, or rent by room. 

This monetary policy is intended to lower interest rates. essentiallywhen you print currency your devaluing it causing prices to increase (more dollars chasing fewer goods)also lowering interest rates has a stimulative effect to increase pricing because people borrow moreAnd it will make consumer goods and asset prices more expensiveThe people that survive and thrive during inflation are the ones that are buying assets and I believe low down payment loan programs are great for buyers just getting started and for buyers who already own property.

I know that is tangential to your post, but there are pros and cons to just about all of these questions, and each sponsor will spin their answer to why it is better.I.e. track record: "we have an 7 yr track record, having sold 26 deals and averaging 28% net IRR to our LPs" vs "we have been in business 24 yrs averaging an 18% net IRR to our LPs, including 4 deals that lost money".