I've turned down several B- and C+ deals for this reason.

We funded as a transactional funding source; like this last Friday A>B and B>C same day. 

I've been playing with ListSource and trying to get the best list to narrow down our property goal.

Hey EveryoneI was hoping to get some insight into the nuances of syndicating commercial real estate deals while simultaneously being FINRA registered for my day job. (6,7,63,66) I was wondering if it is possible to be a partner in a firm that syndicates deals under 506(b) and 506(c) designations without violating the terms set out by FINRA, which i bound to for my current day job.

Hi @Mark Millich - I would suggest starting with a particular market and building a team (agent, manager, contractor, bank, etc.) before worrying too much about a particular property - although determining an asset class may at least help you narrow down a market. 

My primary residence out here at Twin Lakes has had some serious Air B and B traffic only problem is it's my primary residence.

that will give you a narrow playing field to work with ... best of luck to you friend

But your first job has to be narrowing down your focus because there's too many options and too much data for you process options effectively. 

I grew up in the Los Angeles, where immigrant real estate entrepreneurs have made fortunes, especially in Class B and C multifamily, and mid sized hotels. 

I have been looking at areas and have narrowed it down to Dedham, Walpole, Norwood, Canton, and Quincy.