Development requires serious expertise, deep pockets and patient capital.

Thanks in advance for your feedback and sharing your expertise!

Would love any insight on if you're targeting:Rental propertyFix and flipMortgage notesApartmentsSelf-storageWholesalingOther avenuePersonally, I'm working on targeting mortgage notes (that's my area of expertise).

Additionally, having multiple stakeholders can lead to collaborative decision-making and the pooling of expertise, strengthening the overall project.Cons of Giving Up Equity: Sharing Returns: By giving up equity, you agree to share the future profits and appreciation of the property.

If you need one, seek a lawyer that has expertise in real estate.  

Landlords need professionals to handle the myriad tasks associated with their rental, as well as professionals who acquire the knowledge and expertise to be truly effective. 

On the point of syndication...real estate is "real"...we're ultimately housing providers that are actively involved with our properties...this is a people business...it's gratifying to see your tenants do well as they help to pay off your mortgage and keep the property condition up...if you want to move to syndication, you should look to stocks or other investments as well...syndication is not investing in real estate...it's investing in the company acquiring and managing the real estate...odds are you never personally see the property or know your tenants...feels deflated to me personally.Best of luck going forward.

I understand people wanting to be paid for their knowledge and expertise but it seems like a pretty steep price.My wife and I are able to save about 30K per year and are thinking about investing 20K in notes.

A typical newbie mistep is to ask “Can I buy you a cup of coffee or lunch & pick your brain” Rather, look at the skills & expertise you bring to the table & offer those.

@Tony Freeman Great post thank you for your expertise Tony