Coin jams are going to be your second biggest headache unless you invest in those fancy ones with tap-to-pay but those cost a pretty penny.

Quote from @Torrean Edwards: Early in my investing career, I had some success, but then the crash happened.

I am considering investing into this syndication, they are a housing development syndication fund. https://broadstreetglobalfund....Anyone have any experience working with them?

These special assessment were thousands of dollars, and there was no sufficient reserves from the monthly fees to cover these large biggers, so the owner were required to cover the shortfalls out of pocket, what a great way to ruin your cash flow and ROI.There are benifits to condos, including tennis courts, playground, swimming pools, club houses, and fitness facilities. 

What kind of investing are you looking to do?

from a laptop or mobile phone on one of my SFR's (internet must be hooked up, but most tenants do it anyway and like to be able to monitor the outside of the house remotely, even if there's nothing going on.)

Are you trying to narrow down the perfect property type for your first coliving investment?

You should consider making an investment in an area where you have a competitive advantage others. 

We plan on living in the house and doing most of the fixes and renovations ourselves.

I just bought 5 houses in 5 days in 3 states, 1 of the states I never bought property before.