Since you're looking to syndicate, you can research the different investment groups and see which one you fit into the best. 

I found my first buyer in a fb group, but I believe because there were active contributors to conversations I vetted him as "real deal".

You can find them on Facebook and faceboook groups, meetups, networking events, foreclosure auctions, title companies, re attorneys, property management companies, tax records, list services that sell cash buyer lists, realtors.

It's a good place to be, I have a post somewhere where I listed out some of the smaller groups I'm aware of. 

The local real estate sales groups, local title companies, etc. may all be sources of a potential attorney in this area.Joffrey Long

I’ll send you the group I use @Reese Newell

You can look on Craigslist, call bandit signs, go to meetups and check out Facebook groups in your area.

I wanted to put this post out to see if there are any people out there that would like to set up an accountability group.

Surprisingly strong response with 12 inquiries within a few hours and 3 qualified applicants to choose from after an open house that had 8 groups turn out.

This will usually occur across at least 2 if not upwards of 10 groups that I am a member and usually within seconds so I know it is a CRM or other tool being used.