@Nathan Gesner I am not asking you or anyone else to give me any legal advice, I am looking for someone who had participated in a syndication and is willing to shadow me to confirm my understanding of the proposed deal.

One idea I have is to "shadow" a real estate investor (although I am not entirely sure how to go about asking for / finding this kind of opportunity), but I am wondering if anyone has insight into other ways to gain a comparable level of experience.If anyone has insight into any or all of these topics, I would greatly appreciate the feedback.

Events like this are likely to be more severe and more often and I live in the Olympic Mt. rain shadow.

We want something neither light nor dark—maybe a mid-tone that won’t show too much wear.

The poor broker who gets scammed is not only out a lot of money but their reputation is going to suffer big time as their borrowers info is now all out on the Dark Web..

They request the amendment be sent to their new agent who in turn will pass it to them.Over the next 48 hours, the new agent has gone completely dark.

The current walls are painted in a variety of colors, some dark, some more neutral.

Lots of sellers are kept in the dark about the final sales price and what is going on with the contract. 

Everything is dark and the curtains aren’t even open to let in natural light.  

I disagreed with the cop, it wasn't dark yet, dusk maybe.