The struggle to understand the US culture is a major concern for me.

I am not obsessing over numbers right now, more concerned with doing the right kind of work and building something sustainable.

This is what can go wrong when you have beginners wholesaling who have no training in real estate, no experienced managing broker to go to for advice, no license, no E&O insurance, no knowledge of how to avoid scams, no regulatory body to answer to, no relationships with other quality people in the industry like title companies, lenders, contractors that they can refer to help people, etc. 

@Ibrahim Mawri my main concern is on exit strategy. 

Anyway, I think @Saad D. is here on the forums and probably can address these concerns for you right away.

For a beginner looking for long-term real estate investment growth, here are a few great options:Buy-and-Hold Rentals: Purchase a property to rent out, which builds equity and generates passive income over time.

I'd love if the property would cash-flow after we move out, but the neighborhood and appreciation potential is the biggest concern for me.

DM us if you'd like some 1-on-1 assistance.Hi, Drew, actually I asked about the Sentinel Fund, for a friend and came on BP to ask professional if its legit or not, and now I put this post to go "fishing" for the right team to build, I do thank you for your concern for not being taken advantage of, but thats what this platform is for, to find, hopefully, a real estate agent, property manager etc. when I say fishing- someone that will take the TIME to ASK the right questions and actually has the experience to prove what they can do, have done and will do for you!

Realize these same concerns apply to other Syndication asset types also.Do stress tests against the deal for both hitting the financial targets and also the Capital Stack impact.

That's what has always concerned me with getting a property subject-to.