The website is significantly outdated and it's hard to get a response back from them.

The draw back to these loans is that they are more paperwork heavy than the other "portfolio" types of loans....but if you have ever received a loan on your primary home, it's likely that you will go through the same type of paperwork here with conventional lending.

Looking forward to your responses.

I contacted multiple local attorneys with no response, and I can't get a response from the Montgomery County Sheriff's office.

Solo investing offers autonomy and direct profit retention but comes with limited resources and a heavy workload.

While there are indeed risks associated with syndication investments, prudent investors can mitigate these risks through proper research, diversification, and working with reputable syndicators who prioritize transparency and alignment of interests with their investors.Ultimately, while syndication may not be the right fit for every investor, dismissing it outright as not "real estate investing" oversimplifies a complex investment strategy and overlooks its potential benefits when executed responsibly.

I am drafting a response back.

I renovated one of the units and got a solid rent bump, but there are still 2 unrenovated units.

Having a simple written agreement of loan terms and responsibilities of the two parties is always nice and it doesn't have to be from an attorney just something clear that you both understand and agree to with a signature.

I've stumbled upon a fantastic opportunity with solid cash flow!