I understand I could reach out to potential syndicators but I would prefer to do some initial research on my own early on, fully educate myself on pros/cons, potential returns, narrow down potential sponsors and then reach out to a short list to vet before starting deals.  

In short, put yourself in the other person's shoes - would you want to be in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and etc position?!

I know this topic has a lot of forum questions dedicated to it already, but my go-to resources direct mail list resources seem to be set-up differently then in the past.I have used Reonomy and List Source previously for direct mail leads with good enough results that I'd use them again, however Reonomy has just recently been forcing an annual contract instead of monthly which is WAY too costly for what I need, and List Source has split up the commercial properties list differently then the last time I used them and almost all of them are listed in "Commercial: miscellaneous" with every other property types, and I have tried filtering differently with no positive results.My goal is to get "true ownership information"(Names, Addresses, Phone Numbers of people who own LLCs & INCs), but for now this is a one time thing, so I don't need an annual contract, and I don't want to pay thousands for Co-Star for an entire year or something.I do have TLO, however pulling multiple owner's information is very time consuming, so I'd like to do this only for a few select properties.Long story short, I'd settle for any ownership information whether it's company data or not, but I'd like to do a one time deal and get 500-1000 leads.

The borrower may have a chance of talking Chase into a short sale.

I'm curious if there's much of a demand or shortage for higher quality housing for traveling and short term medical professionals.

Especially if it's also a primary residence and they could house-hack with Airbnb/short-term rentals or a long-term rent your rooms. 

Over 370 of us formed the CS Short Term Rental Alliance to work with the city in coming up with a fair and balanced regulation. 

Every 6 months we have to print out a "short form standing" letter from the state and send it to our hard money lender to let them know the LLC is still an active business.

To all you Colorado Springs short-term rental owners and those considering an investment, here's an update from last night's city council meeting about the short-term rental ordinance.It's good news. 

Discovering BiggerPockets and what is possible outside of a "traditional" career was truly eye-opening.I thought of myself as having a fair degree of financial literacy, but through coming here and then nonstop reading I realized just how much better I could be doing.