Recommendations include moving the patio away from the house and adding a retaining wall.Other considerations:I already have a team in place locally to manage the property and handle repairsI visit the area biannuallyThere’s another couple interested in the property and supposedly making an offer.I haven’t secured preapproval for a loan yetMy credit union only services Oregon/Washington, so I can’t use them for a loanI’m unsure about the process of buying an investment property from out of state, as a first time home buyer, especially since I don’t plan to live in the property myselfWhat I’d like to know:Does this seem like a solid investment opportunity?

Agreed, the "Syndication", "Private Equity Real Estate" or "DST" model are all variations of the same theme: - Pay money to sponsor who is supposed to be an expert investor.- Give them complete control over your money in the context of the deal or fund. - Wait and hope that they deliver returns. 

How is anyone supposed to answer that objectively?

It’s supposedly the standard form the national association of realtors put out so everyone will use it.

I know platforms like Lead Sherpa and Launch Control are supposedly "TCPA compliant".

Hello, we have an investment property in northern Minnesota that we have been trying to sell, we have it under contract and are supposed to close in a few days.

Supposed to be out by 8/13, but they aren’t yet.

How am I supposed to make an offer on a home that has inaccurate information?

I suppose I could have taught myself the law but it sure helped going to law school instead. 

Our signature was forged as the "borrower" and the notary notarized the signature of the supposed lender-for $98,000.