That one actually closed (traditionally) back in April, not syndicated.I value your comments here, and especially you taking the time to help me understand the audience.Sounds like your concerns would be quality of placement, more specifically:finding the actual/legitimate "good deals" when many capital allocators and online syndicators are just trying to get fees from transaction.

Of course there must be legitimate reasons as to why you're needing another FHA loan (relocating to a new city, upgrading or downgrading due to family situation..etc). 

There is an old joke about how you can determine if a tenant is lying....I don't need a novel from applicants (in fact, accepting written descriptions of their situation, family makeup and issues, etc. is now frowned upon, if not outright rejected, from Buyers in a property purchase situation, as a potential Fair Housing problem), I just need basic facts, and one or more full page legitimate supporting documents that can be verified.

At some point though, if you know what you are saying is falling on deaf ears there is no legitimate reason to continue.

If it is a legitimate default, where the buyer fails to pay as agreed and resonable opportunities have been provided to cure such defaults, then the buyer needs to sell or move, IMO.If, there is an indication that any investor is acting otherwise, I will assist them to the extent allowed by law, which can be considerable assistance.

Here you’ll find the greatest concentration of legitimate lenders and others in the field.

I invested with AREI Aka Real Estate cowboys and got burned for 400k - these are not legitimate business people they are scammers .

No legitimate lender, direct lender or broker will require you to pay fees up front with the exception of an appraisal fee if required.

Focus on finding legitimate deals first, AKA you need to find motivated sellers!

First I would make sure the repairs your being charged for are legitimate repairs.