As the NOI is objective (it is what it is, look at the P&L) and the Cap Rate is subjective, typically the lower the Class (A, B, C, or D) then higher the expected Cap Rate. 

The property i mentioned is still in play though we did get some influence from a realtor over promising and also a relatively high appraisal report which was surprising as the comps don't add up,  this property is a bit unique in that it does have the second unit. 

The truth of the matter is there’s a ton of uncompensated work that goes in to a syndication and you should be paid.Think about the following:-The amount of time and energy it took to analyze enough deals to finally find a true opportunity -You are qualifying for the loan, providing the risk capital, Liquidity, and a track record-You’ve built essential relationships with Comercial Brokers and property management companies -You’ve negotiated the opportunity at a price that works -You’ve performed the paper and physical due diligence-You’ve built relationships that took time to establish in regards to their other equity partners-The General partners are going to create value and increase the NOI and ultimately the value of the property-You provide a phenomenal alternative investment that has a very unique tax benefits&-You carry all the weight and fiduciary responsibilities I hope this helps you make a strong case and your limited partners walk away with a sense of appreciation verses turned off.Dino

That might be another option.PTPs have unique tax treatment regarding passive losses. 

Everyone's finances are unique, and are case by case in the lending and underwriting process.As for good easy platforms, I would suggest trulia for limiting it to multifamily right out of the search drop down, and switching to map view.

With that said I hope I can lean on the community to provide some insight and help with the current deal I'm involved in and the unique situation around it.  

@Tyler Roberts sure here's a piece of guidance; be more specific, take more action, offer more value.Figure out what are of real estate you want to be involved in, find people operating in that space that you admire and would like to learn from, and figure out what unique value you can bring to them and offer than in exchange for guidance / mentorship.Your post is very vague and you probably won't get many investors jumping into your DMs to help you out based on this alone.

Everyone has their own objective and strategy and what's important to them.

That should be your primary objective.  

Basically you have to do a mini probate, then have all potential heirs sign a 'no objection' letter and THEN you have to sign to pay all costs the title insurance agency may have now and forever in the future if there is litigation.