You just fill in the blanks.

I found the podcast below to be pretty helpful regarding syndication.http://olddawgsreinetwork.com/049-the-abcs-of-mult...If you're real serious about commercial multi-family or just curious and want to learn more, I also recommend listening to Jake & Gino, Apartment Building Investing with Michael Blank, Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever with Joe Fairless, and Grant Cardone.Of course, there are countless other resources here on BP.

There is a learning curve there though.For syndication, there is a spreadsheet that Michael Blank has.

Management ContractSee if you can secure a copy of a blank management contract, find out how long their contract term is, are you going to be signing up for a year?

When staring out yes you need someone who can do a good estimate.

You fill in the blanks for the term accordingly.

I'm staring with wholesaling to build up some capital and will eventually look to landlord and or flip.On wholesaling, there are a few companies that already buy houses (one of which is graciously mentoring me) and their slogans are "[name] buys houses".

Total newbie here and I'm excited to get stared. 

Keep a blank check with you at all times and be sure your agent is ready to write an offer on the spot - and make sure your agent knows what an escalation clause is and how to use it.That's not a rock solid guarantee, but I can promise that if you wait for the weekend to submit an offer, your chances of success will plummet.

Anyway what struck me odd was that I rear about that site in a book by Michael Blank, another supposed big real estate investor and I will say I was impressed with his backstory etc, however when visiting his site I saw one of those gimmick things where it was like " oh join today and get a discount form 13000 and pay only about 1497.00.