But I would confirm what they were doing in 2008, since I have heard some syndicators talk about "I started investing in real estate in 2004..." which, when you dive into it, they mean "I bought my first primary residence in 2004", which is vastly different than doing large scale investments.Regarding syndications, only accredited offerings, etc: I tend to disagree.  

You can go to the company page and remove yourself.

Mellissa, Even with a "tile" roof... most builders still only give a 1yr warranty on everything, unless the paperwork says differently!

Again, slack and discord are great communication tools as you can keep a long running conversations within the group + you can like, comment and share the same way you do on social media.If by workload, you're referring to leads... you can balance workload b/w different agent experience levels by handing the higher-quality leads to your performing agents.

When companies or properties are not self sustaining, you would initiate an "owner contribution" to cover any expense the business/rental property could not cover. 

your business will have it's own tax return depending on how you structure it and you'll get a partner return either profit or loss and that will pass through to you typically if you are an LP. if you are GP it's a little different. you also get the depreciation of the asset as a tax write off as well as interest expense typically. 

Looking to hire a property management company to manage my duplex, which I have been managing since 2018.

Try getting a couple of different quotes or even a broker who can shop all the best lenders possible for you!

I recently met with the owner of a property management company.

However, there is a difference between just turning a profit and making enough money to get a decent return and justify the hassle and the risks.