Some other items to consider that are ofter overlooked:How accessible is the syndicator?

@Pete Broom you are right, it's a common question and it is easier than you think, although you can expand on these questions a lot and there are many great books on managing rental properties, that will also elaborate on these issues.

You can always expand on it.Good Luck.

In his words, we're required to provide him access to the road. 

I use 4 main categories of asset/liability:Retirement accounts/529 planLiquid equities (stocks/mutual funds)Real Estate (properties and bank accounts)Personal (personal accounts, vehicles)I was going to use personal capital, but they had trouble accessing all of my various accounts and I got uncomfortable with having a 3rd party have my usernames and passwords.

Pragmatically what happens is you expand the Fannie cap to 20 by putting each property/loan only in one spouses name (we can thank feminism for that, once upon a time women didn't have individual credit, only EITHER joint with their dad or joint with their husband).

Without going into too many details or mentioning any specific sources that cause posts like this to get banned by BP, I'll just say that I have access to a very, very large database of off market properties and I have the opportunity to reach out to these property contract holders and do JV deals with them.

McCray mention, but if Corporations can access criminal history for employment, then I feel Landlords should have the right as well.

I now have an expanding list of 70 distress properties.

You can also access public records such as deeds and assessor data.