Yet, both the guest and the host, considered experts, had no problem believing that.Cuba: foreigners can'y own property there, even if they wanted.Venezuela: the last place in the world I would invest but there's a ray of hope with the upcoming elections.

@Noah Bussanich:On structure, something like the Best Ever Real Estate Syndication book by Joe Fairless will help outline some of the basics.Kim Lisa Taylor on these forums owns a law firm that specializes in syndications, and offers a free book, a free consultation.But the term "how to structure" can mean a lot of things.  

There're many groups that hosts can plug into...free Facebook groups and meetups.

So at a  minimum you need to be firm that the rent is enough to cover your expenses (including insurance, PM fee, capital reserves for repairs)I'd go on Facebook Marketplace and on any Facebook Groups you find for KSU Housing and post it there (at a rent rate this is actually covering your expenses) and see if you get response. 

I host a top real estate podcast called "Jake & Gino" specifically geared to multifamily investing.This is your profile @Gino Barbaro Misleading wouldn't you say? 

Also, would you suggest using professional firms to do the hiring process or should I do on my own to save money?

Create a Real Estate FundOur firm can help you establish a real estate investment fund to pool investor capital and acquire properties, which is more scalable and flexible than traditional syndications.7.

I've told him no multiple times, that I'm firm on the agreed upon price since he had time ample time for due diligence and if he wants lower, then I want to void the cancel the sales agreement so that I can put it back on market. 

To thrive in real estate investing, you must maintain a firm grip on your finances.

So many "meetups" are just veils for the hosts who are looking to find investors for their next flip, syndication or coaching program.