Unless you are planning on acquiring 2-4 units with FHA financing, it is generally a bad idea to hold an apartment under your personal name.

RR has some very nice product .. however one just needs to look at any real estate venture with the same due diligence you would buying a home to live in.home inspection verify neighborhoods etc.My personal Experience with Zach the owner has proven over time he is very diligent in making sure his product and staff are on top of his clients investments.. that all said its still real estate so keep that in mind as well. but as for integrity Zach has it from my point of view.

Hey @Christopher Douglas I would get out and go to some real estate meetups and meet some people in person.

It sucks that you reside in a tax hungry state but owning property in your personal name is crazy.

If you don't have such a person, you can go to a third party service like VerifyInvestor.com and pay a fee for them to review your financials and generate the letter (from an attorney).

Any return will be great so many are not returning anything and asking for Cash calls.from my personal perspective I would do anything I could to NOT syndicate and subject yourself to those risks in case the deals don't work .. they don't work and you get massacred on SM etc etc.Myself I would, if you need partners go for just a very few in more of a JV format with you as the managing member.. 

Is it practical / worthwhile to get your agent license purely to avoid paying listing-agent fees on house flips?

I think they may be connected as the owner of ConnectLinx was bragging about a new student housing partnership, which, ironically, ShowMojo had just publicized on their feed.  

I've been reading through the posts and seems like this is the place to be for RE stuff.I house hacked my way into my current primary residence, put significant work into renovations, and am ready to move for several reasons.

I would lean towards holding and doing anther house hack if you can.