So I'm lying in bed, exhausted.

It doesn't make sense to construct unless inventory is exhausted that is existing and you have to build to gain units.

I'm not that familiar with your area but I would be weary of venturing out of state (as in it's unreasonable to travel to a unit in a day) unless you've fully exhausted all the markets within, say, 100 miles of you.

We like the person and don't want to get her in trouble, and will only escalate things after exhausting all other options. 

questions...And sometimes, I drive a large, diesel, manual transmission, Dodge Ram with a loud exhaust brake. 

I often consider if instead of dumping $1000 here or a $1000 there into some pistons, supercharger, exhaust, etc and put it in a S&P500 tracking mutual fund how my life - financial or otherwise - might have been different.But then, in that same breath, I often think of how perhaps everything happened exactly as it is supposed to in my life.  

For most syndications:LPs will have no liability (other than loss of contributions) and you'll want to check the liability of the GPs;LPs will make initial contributions; and you'll want to confirm if LP is on the hook for any additional contributions;Distributions will ensure the GP/operator gets their cut (I'd want to know what that cut is), then to LPs in accordance with their percentage;LPs will agree that they cannot transfer their LP interest without the consent of the GP - you're locked in to the deal until the GPs end it;LPs will have none (or very little) rights to vote on operations, and GP has control.The above isn't an exhaustive list of material concerns you might have as an LP, but it's what what I would expect and confirm for any syndication. 

This is not meant to be an exhaustive list of all the possible careers but is a short list of great entry level jobs I have researched. 1) Analyst: at the end of the day real estate is a financial vehicle that generates cash flow and preserves wealth.

Between keeping up with news, trends, company research and data it gets exhausting.

Also, exhaustion will bury a lot of the enterprising novices.