Looking for recommendations for NON multi-family funds (e.g. industrial, self-storage, MHI, etc.) that have a Class A/B structure similar to Ashcroft Capital.Thanks!

Currently taking my real estate class and should be done in a few weeks.

I am not sure if what they are proposing is disruptive or not since I am new to this environment.

Take some classes. 

What I love best about investing in real estate syndications is that it’s relatively easy to build a framework around diversification by niche, region and sponsor.Niche Diversification - Many investors consider investing in real estate syndications in order to get better diversification within real estate asset classes Typically each sponsor has a specialty in a specific type of asset class that they have a competitive advantage in.

I reside in Kansas, I haven't found the right classes with the best reviews.

Kind of depends on the class of neighborhood and what everyone else offers. 

These properties have strengths of being very low mortgage cost, room to grow rents over time (they are almost 2% rule), and in a affordable rental class that seems to have a major shortage in today’s world.

This is a C class neighbourhood in Edmonton, Alberta and after the condo fees increased dramatically, it no lomger meets my investing criteria. 

I have 2 duplexes in class C neighborhoods and it is harder than I thought to get them rented out (currently I have 2 units vacant, 1 is occupied and I am househacking the other).