A syndication in it's purest form is just a group of people banding together in a structure to own an asset. 

One guy said he'd throw some tar up and try to patch a few holes for $4-5k, but he said he didn't recommend that because it's just a band-aid. 

@Matt Steele - Depends on much you want to leverage your money and what your budget can afford. 

Island kitchen with new stainless steel appliances.

I will need to redo the duct work and the water supply as there is galvanized steel that has started to develop pinhole leaks.

Hello, I was wondering if someone could lay out the steps in order for a straightforward commercial retail construction I.e1) foundation 2) steel framing EtcThank you!!!

Autocorrected, take pictures of the buried steel rods the surveyors find/install.

These are mostly good, B and C working class neighborhoods without a lot of crime.

Personally, I have mostly B and A class single family and small mutli fam properties with pretty well-qualified tenants, and I usually keep about 10-20k cash per property, plus an additional 35-50k of available credit per property.Good luck out there!

I would be interested in connecting about Indianapolis, as I've already looked into that market and I'm trying to decipher which areas have B and C class properties... evaluating these areas from a distance it is often hard to tell whether you're looking at a C property or a D class property (which I've invested in previously and now know to avoid).