I've done some reading through the more popular topics on the site, and I'm currently listening through all of the podcasts, but while actually partaking in the investment is something that I've yet to do, I understand the analysis from a cash flow perspective because of my background, and have built models in excel to analyze potential investments (though I'll likely leverage this site's Pro tools for the reports and PM's). 

I found an excellent company to help me through the process. 

@Jenessa NeSmith - taking over or cohosting for my girlfriend would have been excellent practice.

It's great to create a life where making a difference and providing excellent homes is a core value.

Paying all cash reduces your cash on cash return, but provides excellent cashflow and minimal risk of loss.

Personally, I have 4 rental properties and I just use MS Excel to track expenses and income using a tab for each property. 

You can also message area hosts who have excellent reviews and proposition them.

That is why it is very important to work with a sponsor with a strong track record and has a proven and capable team.If you can work with a team that has done some real due diligence and knows the real estate market, it is definitely a safer investment; however, it’s not to say that you shouldn’t do your research, too.As for your experience level, real estate syndication is an excellent entry point for those who are looking to be a passive investor.

@paul bowers, yes I gutted the kitchen 2 kitchen cabinets are in excellent condition and so does the main cabinets from the sink.

Rather, I'm looking for a CSV/Excel extract or HTML table -- or something -- with row after row of [plaintiff] v.