Just make sure to vet them carefully.Overall, my advice is to keep things simple for your first deal.

Keep in mind that her commission on DST deals falls within the high single-digit percentage range, so the quality of service should reflect the premium fee being paid.There are many qualified Sponsors to consider.

The city also confirms if the utilities have capacity which they do.Its a simple case of NIMBYs having a huge voice in this jurisdiction. you are doing everything right. just file a couple lawsuits get a good lawyer and keep going. 

.- They have vertical private management for each company- On the financing side, made sure they have at least 55% LTV with no floating debt- They are not looking for new investors, but old investors that keep chasing their deal- Not part of any crowdfund, such as crowdstreet.

The world of commissions has changed lately and here in Texas they keep us on our toes by rolling out new contract forms monthly.

Also, is mentorship worth it, or should I just keep networking and learning on my own?

Pretend your getting the hardest rain you have ever seen and imagine where the water is going.I would also keep an eye out for sewer lines and type of material.

Always use a property manager to keep your real estate investments as passive as possible and keep you compliant with Fair Housing laws.This way you can learn to manage the property manager and learn from experience as you go.If you buy a bunch of properties all at once, they may not all fit your buying criteria, there may be deferred maintenance that needs to be dealt with all at the same time, and you will not have accumulated the management experience building your portfolio one at a time.To Your Success!

Great news it looks like you have a ton of equity and I'm guessing the one side covers your expenses.If you want to keep it - I'd probably look at the AHA (section 8) route prior to co-living. 3-4 bedroom vouchers should net you more at the end of the day than the co-living model.

Instead of rushing to sell, consider refinancing or using a HELOC to pull equity while keeping it as a rental.