You can potentially get a payment plan but that would only be on owner occupied asset.

Additionally, If anyone would be willing to have a conversation about what they look for in CPA's and what they learned financially starting in the rental investing business I would greatly appreciate it! 

If you apply Class A assumptions to a Class B or C purchase, your expectations won’t be met and it may be a financial disaster.Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (always verify each area for yourself!)

However, it's important to carefully evaluate your financial situation and future plans before making such a significant decision.

Of course, these lenders have a different risk/reward structure than the owner financing seller who has a “built in” $50k gain.The part I don’t like about doing a wrap is the personal liability the seller maintains for the underlying loan while not having control of the assets securing the loan.  

What asset types did the syndication invest in?

If they are all bundled into a single LLC, then it could create liability issues with other assets on something that big.I have clients that do both, but it really does become what you are willing to manage.

But whether or not you should is a financial question that really depends on where your lot is. 

You will have far higher appreciation on quality assets close to home.

There are options out there so long as the sell + buy strategy fits in with your long-term plans.If holding makes more financial sense, would you consider Upstate NY or Connecticut?