With larger properties (whether something you can buy on your own or invest in experienced syndicators you feel comfortable with) there is diversification and more peace of mind (from not having to deal without management layer). 

They probably are more experienced than I plus they have more stringent criteria because they probably syndicated the funds.

If you are experienced enough and have deep enough pockets you might consider it. 

So I find myself in a situation where- as I learn more about BRRRR, am having difficulty in choosing what the best option is moving forward. 

Well I put in an offer and but he is having difficulty putting in the specifications that I want. 

I’m a young real estate investor in Portland, Oregon & I’m looking to build a network of investors in this market for the purpose of sharing ideas & experiences as well as support each others goals.I currently own two units & I absolutely devour everything BP has to offer but I lack the network of lIke minded, experienced Individuals that is needed to thrive in thIs business.

Hey BP Family,I’m looking at a vacation rental in Daytona Beach. 1/1 condo. Looks to be in great shape, great location, seems lucrative on the surface. Never done vacation rentals, so this would be my first one. I’m l...

This is my first time posting in the forum, and I decided to do it by sharing my first cash flowing deal that I was able to find after several changes in the rental calculator.I do not understand the "financial info" in the report, so I was hoping that some more experienced investor could chime in and try to explain me the meaning of them.

Not very experienced here, but that isn't the way you should be looking at things.

@Daniel Lopez if you are not experienced, I recommend getting a property management company.