Showed that I was fast and competent at getting the proper documentation and funds.

Now we seem to be at a point where less competitive players will be forced out of the market because they can no longer count on appreciation.With that said, I like areas around the downtown.

While the returns were great, it was so hard to compete and coming up with the cash for even a down payment was rough!

In my experience the underwriters submit similar if not identical rates and compete on service. 

Is there any other major players left that will do this at competitive costs? 

With syndications you guys get to be a part of a bigger party and while it takes away a bit of the drive your own ship independence, it also puts you in partnership with some experienced market players. 

Hi everyone - 
First post on Bigger Pockets! Really excited to connect with everyone. I recently started my own syndication and have a small tight team that helps me with my underwriting, remodels, and asset manageme...

@Andrew DanielsYou can't call yourself a CPA if you are currently studying to become one...Regarding your question - If you are going to do it full-time, just know that you are competing in a profession where people are doing it 40+ hours.Maybe go in knowing you won't make a lot of money but for a learning experience.

If you're competing with cash and conventional, FHA 203k will be less competitive.3.

But I am not too sure if my current attorney is doing a good job, so I want to seek out a second opinion or maybe even switch to a more competent attorney.