The unit is fully renovated with very little to no CAPEX needed.

As someone with no experience investing into a syndication, is this normal, a red flag, or possibly ok depending on other variables?

There could be many, but usually the main issues that could break the deal would be Foundation, Plumbing, electrical issues where it could be costly to repair the property @Carlos Valencia @Albert Bui

I am 33 years old and know that the money will be worth a lot more in tax free accounts in retirement.I have w-2 income1099 income (building side business for self directed roth 401k)I currently own no IRAs only a roth account.

I promptly applied for a no-plan mechanical permit online the next day.

I would calculate and compare the numbers of, first what the property might cost you to hold onto it versus selling and repurchase at a higher interest rate without a 1031 exchange.

As for the feds offering low interest loan incentives for small businesses - no, not that I know of.

Advantages: No monthly payments, which relieves immediate cash flow pressure.

I want to compare these ratios.I also want a summary of features of the “high” category above.lastly, I want to know where those high properties are clustered, and if the market is saturated or not via comparison of supply vs demand growth.Hope that helps! 

I am seeking advice on finding equity investors or lenders who can offer more flexible payment schemes with low or no downpayment at the beginneing, particularly for construction projects with a timeline of approximately two years.