@Robert McConnell yes like Brian asked am wondering how much money you placed for the rehab?

It may seem "off" to put in class B finishes in a class C neighborhood but this is what is working.

I just finished Scott Trench's book and if you haven't read it, you might want to.

But I wonder if anyone has been in 'bad' syndication deals before.

Starting to see an increase in my inbox of this, wondering if anyone else is noticing it.  

I do recommend to use inspection, especially since I am abroad investor.In addition, the inspection report help me to make sure the contractor quote covered all major issues, and I also use the inspector to visit during the rehab to make sure the contractor finished each construction stage.Investing ~$250 in inspection in compare to the money you invest in buying and rehabbing is not major and reduce your risk.Good luck.

It's in great condition and mostly up-to-date, but the kitchen is dated ('70s/80s), and it has an attic level that was just begun to be finished and then left off sometime in the '70s or '80s.

Thank you all for the wonderfully useful information!

Thank you all for the wonderfully useful information!

I'm in a similar situation on one of my purchases where I found another deal before I finished rehabbing the first deal.