multiple partners In one deal and the partners don't know each other is running up on a securities offering or deal you may want to tread lightly there.do what @Brie Schmidt  does compartmentalize them one investor one deal.. no pooling pooling of investors into one deal is a BAD idea unless you have a PPM structure and adhere to the securities rules.. you take on a ton of risk doing that. and way to much for just little vanilla rentals.

For a typical apartment housing 4 tenants with it's own bill, he charges $40 to do the billing.

We typically use it to find non owner occupied homes here in California and out of state property owners. 

Properties close to Lidl, Aldi, Morrisons and Asda have typically increased by 15% in value over the past four years, Lloyds Bank said.Sure this is in the UK, but it should have the same affects here. 

I work 12-hour shifts 5 days a week and also am busy with other things for, so I'm typically out of my house by 5:00 a.m. and I don't stumble back into the house until 8:30 p.m-9 ish where I usually cook a little bit to eat and then fall asleep .

When you're all considering calculations.. do you factor in the leasing fee (typically around 100% of a month's rent -so on a monthly calculation it'd be 1/12th of a month's rent assuming 12 month leases) in addition to the PM monthly fee, too?

Also as @Jay Hinrichs mentioned, seller financing may be your only way as most banks wont lend on parks that have any percentage of park owned homes over 10% typically.

Typically houses are going for 200k.Try auction.com in hopes to find a decent priced foreclosure???

Application Fee:  This probably depends on the area, but in my market,  asking the potential tenant to pay the $40 cozy.co fee for background/credit score is typical. 

They aren't going after you typical wholesale deals, more so retail who doesn't want to go through the selling process.