Rental marketing is still in the fkn dark ages. 

Everyone tries to reinvent the wheel when all you gotta do is shadow a person already crushing it and do what they do .

However, in order to really start to put all of the pieces together, there is simply no substitute for hands on experience be it picking someone’s brain on the phone, over lunch or ideally shadowing someone while they perform common everyday tasks of note investors.

Get breakfast blend (light roast) and get a dark roast as well.

Lol @Brian Hughes - yes, Seattle city council seems to think us landlords are “the dark side”.

You can use the NJ Parcels site and the couple that with free sites like anywho or upgrade to Spokeo or skip tracing, but just pulling a ton of info on one property is a real shot in the dark.

If you have amazing dirt but paid a crazy price to get it then if tenant ever goes dark the upside tends to be minimal but the risk is high.

@Nathan Gesner I am not asking you or anyone else to give me any legal advice, I am looking for someone who had participated in a syndication and is willing to shadow me to confirm my understanding of the proposed deal.

For a higher priced option I could even get to shadow him down in Florida for a day.Reason I was interested in the first place was the mentoring. i see that the initial costs go towards starting your own business with them and marketing, just wasn't what I was expecting.

Go to your local BP meetup and try to find another active investor who would let you shadow them on a deal (go to look at properties with them, etc) even for only a day or two.