My next comments are ONLY for tax purposes and may not align with how the waterfall works in the offering.Your syndicator may treat all distributions paid to you, up to your full capital balance and any allocated debt, as a return of capital for tax purposes.  

This often means a smaller down payment and lower monthly payments compared to a traditional bank loan, especially since the seller may not be tied to the high interest rates banks are offering.Another option is a land loan from a local credit union or bank.

If done correctly, it is for liability purposes.   

BUT, then you want those landlords to judge every single tenant individually and not lump them all together with the ones that lie, cheat, steal, and destroy the property on purpose?

I’ve compared Chase, Bank of America, and Amex but I’m still feeling a bit lost.

I am not a big fan and it sounds desperate, not to mention takes away from the purpose of what BP is.

If you compare ADU addition with any larger development effort , either in size of unit or number of units, the return is greater because building single small unit is the most expensive residential development.  

As long as you stay invested and let your hard earned capital continue to grow, you can pick your spots when a real estate opportunity offers outsized returns comparatively to other investments. 

Rents/Divs go up with inflation, and capital appreciation occurs at an unpredictable rate.Yes, you’re giving up returns compared to direct RE ownership, but you’re gaining piece of mind.You could try note investing too.

Rents are up  compared to 2020 in my area.