I am in the process of networking locally to start figuring out who can/should be part of my team.Originally I had had an interest in being a limited partner in syndications, but with my goal of enough cash flow to replace my day job (and eventually my wife's), I don't think that that is going to get me where I want to go.So I am now considering SFH, small (<4 unit) multitenant.

Not to scare you but just be prepared to address any eventuality.

I might go back to Canada eventually or move to another country in 10, 20 yrs… Who knows!

I don't particularly want to sell my share of this property as it has appreciated quite a bit since we've initially invested and I'm hoping I can eventually get him moved out to turn it into a full-time rental property.

Have a great time and make connections.I might eventually do a convention solely on NNN I put on but it will be in GA.Bigger Pockets is more global now.

There was one instance discussed in the forums with a syndicator called Norada (you can search the forums for that name) where they not only stopped paying dividends, but also converted everyone’s capital to an equity position - which is code for “We don’t plan to give your money back unless we can survive to eventually sell the building.”  

Plan to eventually cash out refinance with conventional loan in 12 months, but looking to get out of my hard money situation to save on holding costs.

Add on top of that any maintenance issues that pop up (and they will eventually).

Building Equity: Part of your rent can contribute to the eventual purchase, helping you accumulate equity.Cons: Risk of Losing Money: If you decide not to buy at the end of the lease, you might lose the option fee and any rent premiums.

It is becoming extremely unsightly as they continue to build and will eventually bring tourism/desirability down (in my opinion).