I’m a first time investor and eager to just connect and hear about how you got started.Background: full time remote employee in the advertising industry.

From my experience with long-term rentals, relying too much on transient tenant flows like students or short-term employees can be risky.

@Scott TrenchOnly thing I can think of is He just recorded a video on YouTube that discussed a former employee of bigger pockets and had some criticisms.

I would encourage you @Lori Brock to evaluate your situation. 

Hello,I am evaluating a syndication as a potential LP. 

Thanks - I saw that and its definitely something I would be pretty open to subscribing to once I wanted to start and it isn't overly pricey.I saw it has some intro information as well, but not sure if anyone has recommendations on books/reading for this area for some of the more detailed risks/points to evaluate?

Unless you then hire them as your legal employees and pay their Worker's Comp, Etc....

The Home Depot Customer Service call center employee knew nothing about the program and after much wasted time, suggested I visit the Pro Desk at the store.

A good investor agent using a good team, will tell you off the top of their head in 3 seconds every neighborhood by class, risk profile, and be able to evaluate asset condition as well.Your job is to pick a strategy...

There is some nuance to the situation if you add your children as employees vs 1099.