Tracking the development of the relationships with potential investors may become a cumbersome task - and the burden of proof is placed upon the syndicator to prove that the pre-existing relationship was formed at the time a potential investor was provided a 506(b) deal package.

@David Montore if your sister doesn't want to deal with any more 'scummy' tenants, why would she want the deeper, longer-lasting potential complications of a lease w option, or a seller wrap, or contract for deed (land contract)? 

I would love to connect with some potential investors and flippers local to Spokane who may be interested in partnering in on a deal!

Eugene and Bend have great AirBNB market potential but I worry about cleaning/turnover services being reliable and they are too far for me to drive to on a whim.

When you do reach out to people about potential mentorships, start with what value you can bring to them.

There is a lot of potential out there!

I wouldn’t sell a house that has that much equity and cash flow for potential profit from a flip.

I’m looking for insight on potential towns to invest in, specifically ones that are West of the NYC in New Jersey.

Your property might not be worth 300k in a couple of years, so why settle for a 7-cap now in an asset that doesn't have much short-term appreciation potential if you can get higher yield in another market?

They also act like like they are the only potential buyers for properties they look at.