Anytime I hear of a local meet up or some type of local real estate event, even if it’s a 6 Hour Dr. from me I will go to it.

*Any kind of feedback on how to structure the deal, what type of lender or who to work with or anything is highly appreciated. 

First - It depends on what type of 'syndication' you are invested in.A syndication is just the pooling of money together to purchase a business, operate a business, buy assets, etcThe elections that the partnership makes along with the type of assest that the syndication buy are what give the investors their tax advantages.Therefore, if the syndication buys real estate, you are getting the tax benefits of owning real estate.If the syndication owns notes, you are getting interest income(no real tax benefits)if the syndication owns equity, your income is taxed at lower rates if they are qualified dividends.In general, you are likely to be considered passive when it comes to your ownership so losses(if any), may be limited unless you can claim some sort of status.

@Vladimir Del Valle some interesting comments here, but without more details: the type of property (STR/LTR), your non-passive income (W-2, etc), and plans for the future (hold, sell in a couple of years), etc. it is really difficult for anyone to give you solid feedback on this thread. 

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If not a bank sometimes you can get semi hard money type of loans on mobile homes but there are expensive. 

Purchase price: $1,800 Cash invested: $7,000 1 Bedroom back house apartment What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Rental Rate: $1,800 Cash invested: $7,000This is a 1-Bedroom Back House Apartment (House Hack)What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Please submit your question at biggerpockets.com/david and type 1/24 at the top of the question.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?