These syndication educators teach you underwriting, give you lists of brokers, recommend you increase your social media visibility and are provided techniques and tools to raise capital.

Hey who you calling Random :)  for someone who has never done a deal he sure has a lot to say.. and I bet if he channeled this to a RE career he could probably do pretty good.. wholesaling is a GRIND..

You are watching too much content on social media.

Social media is a double edged sword, that I don't think a lot of syndicators fully understood when tapping into it.  

Become a syndication Co-GP by lending the escrow funds for the true GP where you receive 1% of the GP share of project upside, then create website and social media marketing materials where you hold yourself out as THE GP for the syndication.5.

Unfortunately most have made lifestyle changes relying on checks that will never be cashed but can't fault the inexperienced investors with the amount of materials online, social media etc. where coaches, mentors and gurus share the ease in which they generated massive wealth in these neighborhoods.

It wasn’t a random decision though.

Market your property and get tenants.This could be through flyers, direct mail, rental marketplaces, newspaper ads, or on social media etc. 6.

Good LuckThe problem with social media is it is very easy to create a compelling campaign claiming anything for next to no investment. 

If you were bullish on the area and planned on having 3 or 4, then management would make sense, but buying a first property far away only to have some random company manage it, and add on MTR which is not as complicated as STR, but still more uptake is a tall order.