@Moira Baggett, there is no real answer to this other than: review your operating agreement and potentially talk to an attorney, likely to do the same.Most syndication docs drafted by capable attorneys will effectively state that you are acknowledging these are risky investments and there is a real chance you lose all your money.  

I've used other programs for it in the past, but I like that Baselane is both a banking and bookkeeping platform built specifically for real estate investors.

I'm interested in real estate investing, but I'm unsure how to begin.

It's always best to do your own experiments and in your case you have a two-year successful case study.Not sure if you self-manage, but either way, did you get into real estate investing to get a second job with more to-do tasks, or did you get into this for cashflow?

I agree that FL is a still a hotbed for investment but I am not sure condos specifically are worth the risk.

Hi everyone,I’m Johnathan Shub, and I’m starting to invest in real estate in the Indianapolis area.

Maryland doesn't regulate PMs (which is a whole other story), however if the PM does have a real estate sales license (i.e., they're a Realtor) then they can be subject to discipline by the Maryland Real Estate Commission, and you can be compensated from the MREC Guarantee Fund.

You might already have some real estate the thread did nto mention but if not focus on that first. 

When buying your 1st home/real estate investment is a real estate agent needed on your side?

I've only had to do 1 and it was several thousand.....I would take a real hard look at your numbers and re-adjust your offer accordingly.