And if the syndication is big enough, someone who loses their capital will decide to sue, some attorney will take the case, and if others who initially appear ready to face up to their own responsibility for their investment decisions are offered the opportunity to potentially recover some of the losses for a "free ride", they will join the bandwagon, and remember anything and everything you did incorrectly.Also, should the syndications investments go badly and investors sue, unless the syndicator is a strong national company, expect to be named in the resulting lawsuits as an individual defendant.

I run a class B building, so I am willing to take local guys over the large national companies.

I passed the national portion, but failed the state portion by 2 questions.

National title company policy, as referenced under ALTA, doesn't officially call them double OR simultaneous closings.

Neither is Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association)... yet these "custodians" both hold property on behalf of their beneficiary.

It's not an easy job to serve, but I can tell you that it really makes a difference to have the support of a grateful nation behind you.

You should just post the questions... then BP Nation can have a chance to answer them.

BP Nation is your one stop shop for RE investing.Ask away and stay active on the site.

Greetings and welcome to BP Nation Brian!!

Its kinda nice looking at houses in cities where the "hood" is three blocks long as opposed to what you see in the bigger cities.I will check investor nations website, sounds like a great program.