@Paul Bogard going to assume you are buying this proeprty to live in while you "house hack".First, you should understand +95% of real estate agents ONLY know how to sell owner-occupied properties and are almost useless for investors:(Find an agent that has rental properties themself or can PROVE they've got successful repeat investor clients.Secondly, you can greatly improve your cashflow by renting out your other bedrooms.

Things that cause delays are many sponsors maybe 1-3 people and they outsource their investor relations so the first person you contact is not a member of the company but a call servicePersonally I would not invest in a fund / syndication that has a call service on IR side as if things go wrong you will never hear from them.

So front door, entryway, usually living room or open flow shot and then go room to room on the first floor.

Perhaps you mean, what would it be wise to know about the property.

You are off to a great start because you know you don't want to LEAVE your job to do real estate, you want real estate to be a sufficient side car to the job you are already crushing out of the gate.

How's the cashflow going so far?

I’m in the same boat so I’m anxious to see what responded you get.

It’s inspiring to hear how creative finance has changed the way you approach deals.

Going to guess that they have a solid contract, that you signed, that states they make no guarantees or warranties about the referrals they give.

If you don’t mind me asking, how long did it take you to officially get going with investing?