You can get the data you need from AirDNA

., is there data that compares the number of syndications in the past versus those available now?

One of the features I'm excited about is the automatic updating of lists as data changes.

If not, then you should lay out your needs now to them and see if they are still the right fit.We started with small projects and built to full remodels which allowed us to test different aspects of our teams and work out the kinks when it wasn't terribly expensive, but still had expensive lessons and still have issues.We've had two disasters, a couple problem projects, and upwards of ten that have had no issues.

Have you tried Roomie app or FB Marketplace to test out units to see the demand?

But you are asking the right question.You'll get some good info also if you stress test a  cash out refi - impact on current property performance + performance of new property. 

Only use rental analyzers to get an idea of things, then lean heavy on your realtor do get actual rental data from similar units or that unit specifically you're looking at.

Not trying to sound happy at others misfortune, just stating a data point to get the conversation started.

If the old property was a good rental and could still stress test positive after a cash out - then the cash out refi was exactly the right move. 

That's an anecdote, but it highlights that there's nothing special or magical there, lots of regional banks made similar decisions in 2020, and the big banks too: for a while, Wells Fargo would only do your "jumbo" refinance if you had $1,000,000 in a WF account. 2020 was an interesting "stress test" for a lot of things, it turns out.