Now back to your regularly scheduled snark...

But this is the same basic list that I talk about quite regularly with others:1) Public REITs2) Direct Ownership of small properties3) SyndicationsTo me:1) Public REITs - typically fairly low dividend yield, strong correlation to equities market, high volatility, no pass through losses2) Direct Ownership - debatable how passive it really is3) Syndications - possibly high barrier of entry (accredited investor and/or high minimum), limited transparency, illiquid, no controlAnd then you can get into tax effects with 1099 vs K-1 vs direct Schedule E from a P&L

Do these co-sponsors sit on regular calls with the lead GPs?  

Regular meetings in Princeton and a Middlesex County subgroup.

Both of those states regularly place low on the "affordability" and "business-friendly" charts.

I understand there are bad eggs but I have to think most people just leave regular wear and tear, am I wrong?

Hi, I am regularly cold calling to get a wholesale deal but I am experiencing extremely low conversion rates and I do not know where I am going wrong at for this to be happening right now.

I tell more about my story and dozens of other regular rental investors (I call them small and mighty) in my new BiggerPockets book The Small and Mighty Real Estate Investor. 

I use Rently for property showing for regular tenant turnover and , but I think it would work just as well for AirBNB.

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