However, I do recommend either learning how to or consulting with someone that knows how to build out the promote structure/proforma for the project. 

Be careful of the promoters that only talk about the big wins, if you can't live with the day-to-day, odds are you won't be in the market long enough to win. 

Going through a property with a clipboard that has rooms and you take notes as far as what is needed and then supplement it with photos allows you to go over the notes after a walk through and develop estimates or define what supplemental walk through / inspections are warranted. 

I was promoted within Zillow to manage their renovations where I would regularly oversee a portfolio of 15-20 property renovations at any given time.

The general problem is that as syndicators are more successful, the less they have to advertise (e.g. people who have been around 10+ years).Just keep joining email lists, they do lots of cross promotion, attend local REI events and let people know!

They promote good tenant behavior with a rewards program as well as the credit reporting. 

My property manager was placed on a pedestal by me, incorrectly, and I am trying to warn all others not to repeat that same mistake because I was one of those promoting scaling ASAP. 

I am going to copy in an excerpt from a book I write that I think goes over the debt-leverage strategy for purchasing real estate (sorry in advance for the self-promotion):"This leads directly into a concept I would like to discuss known as debt leverage.

I feel all these cases of mold litigation are no more than a legal scam promoted by lawyers in the US.

Look at preferred returns, waterfall structures, promotes, and the like to see if there's a repayment strategy that fits your and your investor's goals.