I have been following BP for the past two years and have hugely benefited from this collective knowledge. 

If you syndicate the deal investors are actually taking an ownership stake in the property, and you usually split the profits with the investor, and may even collect a few fees for your efforts.There are a number of ways this can be structured but here is an example of a deal I invested in not to long ago...

Hello everyone! I have a question about analyzing the numbers on an owner occupied multi-family. We were just watching @Brandon Turner's podcast about evaluating multi family properties and crunched some numbers. This...

You also agree to prepay the HOA fee for the entire year, so they have no worries about collecting.

Something robust and complex enough to house all the data, but also simple enough to be able to draw the key insights as to where the sample property stands relative to the market place and how much rents have the potential to rise.

The inspection brought to light many more expenses than we had anticipated: chimney collecting water and needs replaced, roof needs replaced, even decking is wet and needs replaced, insulation is wet and needs replaced, and drywall will need replaced.

What, if any construction cost calculators or data bases do you all use when analyzing a deal?

If they are able to do leasing, rent collection, maintenance, etc, then you should be able to pay the PM less to do their job, while gaining the benefit of an on-site person

I am working with a tech team and a runner to get the data...  

If you wave it (in lieu of eviction), then you are not collecting what is owed and is a loss ( but.... ).