Once I know they have initialed it, and they send it back, I invite the prospects who I liked, and seemed "with it", back for an interview.

I’ve already been interviewed by two reporters who both think I have a good case and want to run the story when the court stuff is over.

Also, check out Indy Investor Pod and The CEO Nation for local podcasts that interview the local investors and vendors in the area.

Probably Rod Khleif interviews the largest number of syndicators, but Joe Fairless and Theo Hicks (and now Theo works with Travis Watts, I believe) are very close behind.

If you ever want to participate in an interview so that we can dive deeper into your thoughts, you can feel free to schedule using the following link: https://calendly.com/biggerpoc...

I’d recommend getting 3 opinions on anything you do...I.e interview 3 property managers, 3 contractors, etc

Greene over emphasizes the importance of finding a rock star team to begin with in all of his books.What’s the point of interviewing all of these people when you don’t have a deal in sight? 

If you were interviewing investors for your syndication deal, what would your top questions be to ensure they are a good fit?

I just interviewed a broker/property manager today of over 500 units LIVESTREAM and we both agreed that with the low vacancy rates, eviction moratorium and changing city rules, NOW is a great time to sell and reposition the funds.

I interviewed a bunch, but I really was looking for a broker who can be supportive and I got lucky and found it.