I would call them and interview them before accepting their booking request for such a long period. 

For example, I am looking to bring about 15k of my own money into the deal, and I am looking for properties 50k or under, with ARV of 150k+ after putting in hopefully no more than 50k into the project. 3) Securing the contractor...any tips on at what point in the process I begin interviewing contractors?

I was recently listening to the BP podcast, and Brandon had mentioned that there is an interview coming out with an economist that was going to go on BP.

For example, if the Realtor does not have the skills to over-watch the rehab, the property manager may provide this skill.Know that you will have to interview multiple Realtors before you find one with even a portion of the Critical Skills.

I post the early morning wake ups and the late night work.I have been featured on a couple podcast and have been interviewed on different platforms.

., interview at least 3 providers to see how they will provide support, including loan documents, for investments made.

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I started with podcasts (just search Multi-Family Apartment Syndication", there are tons), you'll hear interviews from syndicators that come on as guests or syndicators that have their own podcasts, plus lots of blogs, and a couple books.

Are you "Interviewing" CPA's to see who is the best fit?

There's lots of great information about different real estate strategies, local market updates, and interviews with local investors.