Your goals need to align with whoever your potential investors are.I would schedule a call with a securities attorney, such as @Kim Lisa Taylor to walk through your structure, returns, and business plan, especially if this is your first syndication.There will be demand for your type of deal, especially investors who want a flight to quality in this part of the market cycleGino Thanks Gino, I have already had engagement with attorneys and I am moving forward.

For instance, selling properties may result in capital gains taxes, while a buyout could have different tax consequences.Legal Guidance: Engage a lawyer who specializes in family and real estate law.

Join real estate groups, attend workshops, and engage with online communities to learn from others’ experiences.

Stay away from Evolve, Vacasa and the other large players.

This individual not only disrupted the peace of my other tenants but also engaged in criminal activities, including domestic violence and terrorizing children in the building.

I will throw DJT back in the 80's with his version of junk bonds, I mean syndications (as they are now called for the smaller players).

Gather some market data- look for local market reports and engage a commercial real estate broker who can provide some great market insights.

I am a small player, but I can complete projects in months, not years.

I would also look for a PM that was departmentalized with a local team engaged in managing the properties. 

Engaging with the community through forums and local meetups can also provide valuable insights and support from experienced investors.By setting clear objectives, you can create a roadmap that guides your decision-making process and keeps you focused on your ultimate aspirations.