Real Estate Rewind Starting overhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/brandonatbp/file/real-estate-rewind-a-biggerpockets-community-bookGood Luck Paul  I know this is a BP sponsored post, but this is pretty much garbage as far as I'm concerned.  

You do a lot of out of state work, what are your thoughts on syndication and what are some simple numbers and questions to ask the sponsors? 

With that kind of capital, you could get into a large number of deals and diversify greatly among asset class, Sponsor, and geographical location.Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

Most syndications are already leveraged by the sponsor.

I’ve just finished reading “The Color of Law” which is an eye opening look in to government sponsored segregation through housing policy.

He also has a mentoring program.Note school by Eddy Speed has material on the subject.Papersource University.comPPR.com.I am sure that others on BP will have their own recommendations.Don't expect to get all your needs satisfied at one source.Some of the above are pricy in nature and you may want to seek others for feed back.You will find more opportunity outside CA and higher returns.Also go to events sponsored by some of the above mentioned.Due diligence is very important and takes time to learn.

The Conventional Rules For a Cash Out LoanFannie Mae and Freddie Mac are the Government Agencies that sponsor conventional lending.

Sponsors can earn various fees, including acquisition, asset management, refinance, and disposition, from a syndication standpoint.

Do you have any suggestions for local brokers who I should look at getting sponsored by?

I have a great deal in southern California with $300k purchase price,  60k in rehab with an arv of about $650k. Single family detached, private seller not willing to owner finance. 
I want to create deal bringing tog...