BP needs some type of income stream to support all the free stuff it gives and as such, members should understand this and support BP Nation by going Pro or giving donations, or buying products/services from BP.

You should have connections with companies or you can apply with your site to large companies or national franchises.

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I don't think anyone is going to have good data to prove anything on a national scale.

And if the syndication is big enough, someone who loses their capital will decide to sue, some attorney will take the case, and if others who initially appear ready to face up to their own responsibility for their investment decisions are offered the opportunity to potentially recover some of the losses for a "free ride", they will join the bandwagon, and remember anything and everything you did incorrectly.Also, should the syndications investments go badly and investors sue, unless the syndicator is a strong national company, expect to be named in the resulting lawsuits as an individual defendant.

I run a class B building, so I am willing to take local guys over the large national companies.

I passed the national portion, but failed the state portion by 2 questions.

National title company policy, as referenced under ALTA, doesn't officially call them double OR simultaneous closings.

Neither is Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association)... yet these "custodians" both hold property on behalf of their beneficiary.