@Johnny Lynum we did offer them an aggressive cash for keys amount to get them out as soon as possible.

Being eager to learn and grow from others is the biggest key.

In more than half the country you don’t even bother with cash for keys because evictions are simple, fast and cheap.The part of the system that’s broken if you’re doing “a lot” of evictions is your screening.

Are there any key questions that you’ve found particularly helpful for getting constructive feedback?

I’m currently leading a luxury condo project in Cabo San Lucas and looking to expand my knowledge in real estate syndication.I’d love to hear from experienced professionals about:✅ Best practices for structuring a successful syndicate✅ Key strategies for raising capital effectively✅ Navigating the legal and financial aspects of syndication✅ Lessons learned from successful (or even challenging) syndication experiencesI’m here to learn and connect with like-minded individuals who have expertise in this area.

Key is to not grow to fast and have $ set aside as it's never as fast or profitable as you think when getting started where in Texas are you looking to be a GC?

They can be problematic for guests to use, rely on connections with other devices that can fail, and are often easier to hack than a key lock.

What is your price point and are you looking for turn-key properties or something along the lines of a "fixer upper"?

Buying a second home for short-term rentals can be a smart move (especially in a vacation hotspot like West Palm Beach), but there are key factors to consider.

@James WiseHey guys I have some experience in the space having started funding turn key in Detroit in 2002.I also was on a CA.