It was probably in my former investment experience... that pesky $90k I spent on those awful law school classes... what a tragic waste of time... ...you know... unless they then allowed me to properly analyze rulings, understand the legal process, and be able to say with near 100% certainly, that the mandates you're clearly referring to, shall be federal law soon enough. 

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.

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. 

I was considering trading back into SFH class bc that has been where I have performed really well on the other rentals.

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).