I've lost count.https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/everett-tenants-seek-an...

But my favorite sponsors aren't from here.I'm a conservative investor, so when I invest in multi-family I prefer sponsors that have at least one full real-estate cycle of experience, little to no money lost, low leverage, and high skin in the game.And there is a multi-family operator that has multiple real estate cycles of experience (decades) and it's track record claims no money lost in that time.

., my concerns are reinventing the wheel & too many unknown variables that may be out of my control. 

It’s about giving them back a sense of control they thought they’d lost.For those who’ve been around foreclosure situations — investors, agents, or even homeowners — have you seen this shift too?

Not sure what software but ideally would like to use a total of 2-3 softwares so im not all over the place.I feel like im at least slightly knowledgeable with this, but I'm just lost on how to go about it all and get started with the proper steps and software.I would really appreciate it if anyone who's currently successful in the industry could give me some pointers on:the most efficient software to usethe proper order to go about all this, if there even is a proper order?

On one end, you have sponsors who attract institutional capital, family offices, private equity, or high–net-worth investors where the LP's often negotiate stronger terms and maintain greater control. 

It’s been suggested to us to create a new LLC for each project and i am getting lost in the weeds with individual bank accounts and such.

Its a win all around - faster service for the tenants, lower prices for the owners, more control for our company.

A developer partner would be expected to bring:- Predevelopment and construction capital- Lender relationships and guarantees- Entitlement / permitting / SB 79 experience- Day-to-day control of the business planQuestions for developers / capital folks who’ve done something similar:1.

If you don't like the idea of giving up control, being an active investor might be better for you.