My real question is about managment because the reality is Im looking for a property on the cheaper end that i can drop 15000 into and have some cash flow and have managed 

Hello members !I have a 3 BDR one bath  house in Maple Heights Ohio that I am considering renting to section 8 tenant .CMHA chart for the house zip code showing a max rent of around $2000 for 3 bedroom.I know market r...

It say the peak season is March when in reality it is July/Aug.

.- Syndicator intimidates investor (who just lost tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars investing with said syndicator) with legal threat- Terrified LP, already having lost money, now is scared that wealthy syndicator could ruin them, and asks me to remove the forum post discussing the companyWhile I am in no position to verify the truth or falsity of claims made on these forums by LPs or GPs, to me, it seems like a special hell is emerging for investors where the following reality is possible:- Invest tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars with a syndicator- Lose all or most of this investment- Get ghosted/poor communication from sponsor- When they complain or ask for help, get threatened with legal actionI told the person with the original post the following: - Name the syndicator, and I will publicly call them out for their threat, if they confirm who it is.

And the reality is the lot is NOT split, and the real cost in doing so, the impact on cashflow and the risk to my loan make it an untenable effort unless I planned to sell right away. 

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

.- Jasper / Pat AboukhaledTurning investment visions into reality in Phoenix, AZ - Ranked #1 for residential real estate growth and opportunity by PwC

Hey @Luis Puente - the reality is, the answer depends on you. 

On paper looks great, in reality too much hassle, not as great quality tenants, and what you're seeing: too much competition. 

Too many landlords think locking in long leases is to their benefit, when the reality is that it's mostly to the tenant's benefit.