We even tightened our standards in the BiggerPockets Facebook groups last year due to increase of post/deals/stories that make you scratch your head and think "Is this story fabricated?" 

If so, how will that work out. 

It all depends on how the numbers work out.

I'm working with some colleagues to tell the story of how real estate and multifamily syndications didn't work out as advertised for many investments made during 2021 and the first half of 2022, before interest rates took off.

The numbers tend to work out more favorably there, which can simplify hitting your investment targets.On the other hand, if you're leaning more towards appreciation and forced equity, Portland could be beneficial, especially with strategies like house hacking.

Video, and checklist coming in and going out, this in an attempt to have it work out for both parties.

The mentor wants you to assume that you will be getting a lot of work out of them for such a percentage.

Then when I find a property that doesn't have too many repair, maintenance, or permit issues - the numbers don't work out or the sellers won't work with us to find a middle ground.

Sounds like somebody was trying to mix business and pleasure and it didn't work out.

Due diligence, any suggestions or how did it work out?