I'd have no problem asking someone to verify my assessment but confidence in my own due diligence builds stronger as I run the numbers and  continually evaluate myself.  

Sound you need some eyes and ears over this way to evaluate a property feel free to reach out.

There are comprehensive books on how to evaluate syndications. 

If you are looking into apartment or multifamily investing, Joe Fairless's "The Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book" is a wealth of information and specifically, Chapter 15 covers a, "Six Step Market Evaluation Process" which is spot on for almost any property type.In general, unemployment, population, landlord/business friendly markets, rent growth, job diversity, population age, supply/demand, cap rates and price per unit are some good items to look at when selecting a market.

Fine to keep some in.Just impossible to gauge how this will be evaluated.

If all they've done is sell Ken and Barbie dream houses to retail buyers, they probably don't know how to evaluate a good investment opportunity.

A good agent evaluates his clients and works with A-B clients.

My parents approached me to help them evaluate the deal.

Unfortunately for him he overpaid on the properties they would never renovated and are worth only about 20% of the initial aarv that was used by the lender in the evaluation.

Hi All, I am looking at a few mobile home parks in MN and I am wondering what you all use for evaluating the value of a prospective mobile home park.