I prefer the Redfin app for more accurate info and better search capabilities than Zillow, but it’s not available in all areas.

Hi all.

I’m in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and I’m interested in investing in syndications. Any suggestions on how to find syndicators in the area?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Doug

It is much more reliable to look on the district’s website and search by a specific address.

@Dean Iodice Have you tried doing a search?

Find wholesalers (online search, local real estate meetings, bandit signs), sign a co-wholesaling agreement which outlines the 50/50 split, locate properties that the other wholesaler can sell, put them under contract and let the wholesaler bring the buyer.

Are you also doing a title search with title insurance? 

Also can I search in bulk?

Apparently many real estate firms block flat fee listings from feeding to their customer’s automatic search results.

If you don't tell him all the reasons you got a screaming deal, then he must assume it was an arms length open market transaction, which in turn will mean the other home appraises low, which may mean it sells for less, which in turn means one of YOUR comps sold for less, which could impact market value of your home should you go to sell or refinance it.I would be selective about what I would share, and I wouldn't lie, but I'd only share information that will, or could, lead to my property selling or appraising for more. 

As of now I stay in San Diego and searching for a market where I can invest in small multifamily homes(non-commercial).