We would love to work with you on anything we can help with as well as share info that we have gathered from the internet and the network we have been expanding for the last couple months.

Our economic system is complex, my suggestion is to learn as much about it from primary sources and listen to people on the internet as little as possible. 

I have done some internet search but I am not sure how credible they are.  

@Jennifer White nothing.Educate yourself and you will not have surprises.And I am not talking about only through the internet and podcasts, buy books about RE and read them all, I’ve read like 5-6 books before my first deal, you wont have much surprises after.

If it's $500-700 you'll likely have to do it for them because they don't know how to use the internet. 

It wasn’t an indictment of your situation, and you have no reason to listen to a stranger on the internet.

I'll acknowledge that I'm making broad generalizations that may not hold true in all situations, but are probably more-or-less true for most syndications (and are true for those I've reviewed) - so here's what I mean:As a typical LP, you'll have zero ability to influence the terms of the PPM (perhaps if you're funding 25% or more you can get some concessions). 

I just need help and tips because I can’t find much on the internet for younger people interested in real-estate and how to pursue that.

The income to purchase ratio applies broadly to SFRs and not condos.

Another property in Big Bear California looked really great on the internet.