Figure out what knowledge and experience you plan to bring to the project and what role you plan to have.

Just really depends on who is leading the deal - who and what type of investors they are catering too; syndication that is.

I've tried to help them with their lead generation to buy properties in their areas, and I have learned a lot about what they are doing.You want a mentor? 

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I'm starting off in the Houston market.I’ve been doing a lot of driving for dollars, pretty much every chance I get since its apparently the easiest/cheapest way to get started generating leads as I don’t have a whole lot of money to start.

I have a lead on a 10 unit studio apartment complex and upon further digging, the landlord pays all electricity, gas, and water.

I don't know Thousand Oaks well, but under normal circumstances, violations of a lease generally lead to a notice to cure or quit in California. 

Unsure if you got a satisfactory answer.Used to do the finance roles.

I was working with a Leading Huntsville Realtor earlier this year and most properties were basically going for market value.... then anything SFR in a decent C+ to A- neighborhood that got listed was under contract within 48 hrs.