Enjoy the ride. 

Clark Brothers Roofing inspected the roof and noticed hail damage and missing tiles from wind damage which he advised should be covered by insurance.

Now you'll be invested with only small-time syndicators who have so much money tied up in deals they'll have few resources when things go wrong, will not be able to ride out adverse markets, will be forced to "do deals" just to keep their lights on, and might make decisions far adverse to your interests just because they are painted into a corner. 

My ride to $0 taught me this lesson early.

You might ride around your area and look for work going on.

I'm not saying what I did is the best way or the right way, just offering a counter to those that ride the appreciation wave.

Been on numerous bus rides with students from all different turn key or gurus.. and on each one I met one or more that had done excellent with the training even though they paid a bunch for it but if they are doing deals for years on end the price per deal drops dramatically.

You can ride by them and develop a feel for what you can get.Once you are comfortable with the market, see if you can find a broker who has experience with foreclosures and short sales.

I normally try to get off a particular train when everone else is getting on or already riding it.

You could let that ride and get more an more equity.