It's great you are thinking of how to attract and generate business, but don't put the cart before the horse. 

Kind of an example of a "cart before the horse".Second, what "financial" analysis profile are you using to declare the market you speak of as "a hot market"?

Syndications are used to buy thoroughbred race horses and yachts, to finance movies, and TV shows, and all kinds of other ventures.

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. :)

It's selling information.He gave you the quick answer, one you wanted, he is a state employee and has better things to do than to sit and jaw with a new real estate operator, as he didn't give you the full story.Yes, if you say hey Jack, Bob has a place to rent and if you give my fifty bucks I'll tell where it is, and Jack gives you the money and you tell him, that is information.But, you are on this site, I'm sure you want a business out of this, if you go see 30 landlords and start advertsing or seeking tenants in the public arena, tha is a horse of a different color, that is what agents do.Did you tell that state guy what you had in mind, putting tenants and landlords together as a business?

Good luck with everything.If you wish, feel free to come to the investors meeting at White Horse Firehall.

The best place to get construction pricing is from the horses mouth.  

Just hold your horses, we can solve all this :)  

I am sure there have been many posts like this and I am sorry if this is beating a dead horse.

Well after a hiatus from trying to do Wholesaling 3 years ago, I am trying to get back on the horse...I am I guess still a 'newbie', nevertheless I have a question:I have a an Absentee owner, who wants to get rid of her 2/1 SFR property that has been vacant for 2 years.