We are furnishing with contract grade quality and amenity heavy (game room/hot tub/murals/new paint/lighting and ALL basics needed to host a 5* stay so all bedding, kitchen items, bathroom items, linen and bedding as well as the labor for trades.

If Levittown 4/2 cape style homes are trading at $699K fully renovated (for example) and the home needs ~ $200K in work, you'll know that any asking price above $500K would likely not be worth it. 

For example, do you work in any form of trades?  

Otherwise it will have to be an investment property loan with about a 20-25% downpayment.The trade off with less capital is you have to be more uncomfortable with your living situation while a higher down payment loan product gets you a more comfortable living situation.

FX, Crypto, Flipping Houses, Sub2, Gold and Silver, Rare Earth Metals, Day Trading, Bernie Madoff, Vending Machines, Car Washes, Amway, any MLM.....whatever the dream of the day is.In all of them, you can make money, you can get rich, but almost always it takes a lot of hard work, blood, sweat, tears, missed holidays, working on weekends, money, risk, stress.

. :)Thank you for sharing, that a publicly traded REIT is a syndication, by definition, as is EVERY public company.  

In my experience it is the tenants that push for these laws and then complain at what seem to me to be fairly obvious consequences.  

If you've used up your bucket, you can refill your bucket, but there is a trade off.

- and the answer is something like "Well, you don't know that for 100% certain, that's one of the risks, but publicly traded stocks are subject to all kinds of regulations and the scrutiny of public sentiment.

And if I am a publicly traded company – then maybe even my shareholders want me to limit my risk to investment properties.