A typical syndication gives you a partnership interest, which isn’t “like-kind” real estate for 1031 purposes.

I use 5's across the board in the beginning if I really don't know what to expect from the property or market, but further along in DD I typically dial in these (especially for repair/maint. and CapEx). 

These are not typically available on the mls.- significant value add without associated refinance.- lower leverage/LTV.  

Typically, if you need aggregate data from the property manager along with additional expenses outside of the PM, you’ll enter the PM info into QuickBooks on a one-month lag (since the PM company needs time to close their books).

MTR = mid-term rental (typically 1–6 months furnished stays).

While at the same time circumventing the typical process of injecting capital into distressed areas.

The benefits of these programs are that they typically have better rates than DSCR, no pre-payment penalty (so you can capture rate drops as soon as they happen), can still close in LLCs, and often are not much heavier of an underwriting lift than a DSCR loan. 

Not only will they find you the deal, but they can typically refer you to some contractors.

I’m moving beyond the typical wholesaling channels and want to connect with serious players who can take these projects from land to completed communities.

Typically, when done correctly, your credit will sky rocket because of the reduced utilization.