That will largely offset what you would have saved in interest until you are ready to do bigger things with it and get a larger return. 

2000 sf and only two spots - the only thing I can think of is a two person company who does not ever have clients come visit.

There were tenant issues and the seller was getting screwed by his property management company.

Columbus, Ohio specifically is seeing a lot of growth from big tech companies expanding their business into the market.

etc)Is being hands on a deal breaker, or are you happy to let a property management company take care of them for you? 

While I've reached out to several assisted living brokers, many seem to focus on larger, more institutional-sized ALFs, rather than portfolios of smaller residential assisted living homes like ours.

You can also find out who the leaders are in the company and vet them.

Biggest thing I can recommend is hiring a legit management company that will take landlords who don’t own a lot of units seriously.

For anyone reading this and considering investing in a syndication.STEP#1: Go toSEC.gov | EDGAR Full Text SearchStep#2: Put in the name of the company listed in the PPM.If it is a Reg D offering, they should show up under Form & File: "D (Notice of sales and unregistered securities"For example, for a registered offering put in "Sunnyhill Mortgage Note Fund" and you will see what I mean.

If that is the case I would be SHOCKED if any bonding company would bond over that.