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Hello fellow BPers,Looking for your help please.I am getting into my first syndication (100 units) deal as a GP and would like a lawyer (experienced in general business contracts and syndications) to review offer and contract.

What am I dong wrong here. Why are my expenses so high? First time using the calculator. UPDATE: I did figure out that my interest was way too high. View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, ...

Met with area PM & reviewing fee structure, and wanted a "BP spotcheck" to see if these costs are reasonable.* Ongoing Maint Fee: 10% with min of $200/mo * Leases: new --> 1/2 of 1 months rent with min of $1,000 // re-lease -> $200* Maint/Service calls: normal business hours --> $50/1st hr, then $35/hr // Off hours --> $75/1st hr, then $50/hr. * Project Management: 20% of total charges with $200 min.

Since there are many experienced investor (hopefully with knowledge of this area), I would like to ask for any advice on locations, things that you wish you would have known, or any suggestions in general are greatly appreciated.

A bit of advice,I would not start a conversation announcing yourself  as socialist - to those of us who've actually experienced the atrocity that is socialism, it doesn't play too well...Just a thought.Another thought - take a trip to Venezuela :) 

I've recently noticed that the amount of inventory is starting to pile up in my area and some of the areas I invest in along with reports of some areas experiencing a dip in sales volume last month.

You might find reviews at yelp and google.

Continuing my search for oil and gas direct investment, I found Crudefunders and this also appeared to have some negative sentiment, although the negative reviewers seem inexperienced and not the type of people who should be making these investments.

Perhaps a good opportunity for a lawyer to review?