@Vashon L HargroveOne of the most important qualifications you can pitch as agent who works with investors is that you are an investor yourself and have connections to resources such as contractors, lenders, and property managers.

I have been listening to podcasts, read, and subscribed to many of the different Bigger Pockets tools and resources.

BP is a great resource.

I would really, really appreciate any online resources/ books/ podcasts on this topic! 

The best resource for information in my opinion is the podcasts themselves I've listened to the first 300 or so at least 3 times and am constantly picking up new bits of information.

Simply put, real estate syndication is an effective way for a syndicator/sponsor and a group of investors to pool their financial and intellectual resources together to invest in properties and projects much bigger than they could afford or manage on their own.

If anybody has any resources for me to look at or answers, please let me know. 

The 6 units are already rented with fresh 1 year leases as well that I have vetted and like.My question is whether I should reallocate my limited resources by selling some positions in the market to fund the 70k or seek a loan partner for the down stroke? 

Here is generally how the strategy plays out: when a sponsor acquires a property, performs a cost segregation study, and takes the bonus election, the portion of the property's value that is allocated to land improvements gets depreciated 100% in the same calendar year the property was purchased.

For resources I really like the following House Hacking episodes on Bigger Pockets Podcast: #352, #252, #350, and #249.