I believe you need a BP Pro membership to access it, but you might be able to get a trial period or something like that to check it out. 

Period.

I have not tried this strategy myself, so maybe I'm speaking out of turn, but I feel this strategy should only be used if the property has been on market for a certian period or if it is not getting any action/notice what so ever. 

There is typically an inverse relationship with initial cash flow and actual cash flow over a long hold period.  

You should not be putting offers in on properties that you have no ability to close on yourself, period. 

AND do a small deal FIRST...then when the honeymoon period is over, and you still can look at each other, do a second deal. 

@Kevin GlassbergA syndication is just a cool term where a sponsor / general partner / deal finder pools money from limited partners / those with money to purchase an asset that will provide cash flow and/or appreciation.Syndications can be in start-up companies, venture capital funds, stocks, bonds, or real estate.We are on a real estate forum so we can discuss real estate syndications.A real estate syndications big sell is that it is hands off for the investor who doesn't have time to manage along with access to deals that he/she may not be able to do on her own.The cons are that you lose some control along with having a hold period that is normally dictated by an operating agreement(illiquid asset).Best of luck

Supply of inventory has decreased from 2.6 to 1.9 months in that same period.

See: 1031 Holding period

In fact, some medical devices require periodic internet access.