@Tyler Bobo - there are a lot of ways to get burned in syndications, so my recommendation would be twofold - set "syndication" up as a keyword in BP so you'll be notified about posts referencing them and then, as you see the many types and ways these deals can be structured, you need to spend some time with an attorney - a specialist - who can help guide you through the process. 

If a carpet has a five year useful life, and you burned a hole in it after one year.  

If you want it again just like with love you have to put yourself out there and get burned a few times, it isn't for everyone but that is the solution if you want a partner like that.

Many a forest fire out west has been started by a knucklehead trying to burn Wasp nests out of their eve's..  

There are mixed opinions on what dwelling coverage to have, but just think if the place burned down, would you want it replaced or just the value to go purchase a new property.

I have been burned by this exact situation before.

This is especially true when you're cleaning up plates in the sink, and chunks of food are sitting in the Disposall grinder, but you haven't turned it on yet; the water piles up in the grinder and then runs down the dishwasher drain connection.If whatever is going down the sink already smells funky, then the funk will transfer to the dishwasher; if it's something like a chunk of fat or meat that works its way into the dishwasher, it might smell OK now, but get funky after it sits for a while. 

We got burned by our second year of tenants and a whole mess of HOA headaches.

Hold on to the property and at your rate of burn on it you'd probably lose the same amount of money over the next 6-7 years. 

I think they were burning something plastic.