Everyone is different in the level of risk they are willing to take and the life stage you're in can certainly contribute to that. 

Honestly we would be ok taking a small loss and coming out of pocket for the difference and just consider it like a monthly retirement account contribution.

My wife and I are each contributing to the purchase and we would both like to be on title. 

CPAs, while essential for tax optimization and financial oversight, may not always be viewed as indispensable in the initial planning phase.Communication Gaps: There may be communication gaps or misunderstandings about the roles and contributions of CPAs versus attorneys and GPs.

If my rental income covers my operational expenses then I don’t contribute a single additional dollar.

I have a lender in first position (75% LTV) the seller will be financing (20% LTV) and I am contributing 5% LTV + closing costs.

I'm genuinely excited about the prospect of connecting, growing together, and contributing to mutual growth.Looking forward to the possibility of working together.Thank you in advance

Anyone who contributes money here does exactly that - makes a charitable contribution and gets no money in return. 

However I am not selling someone on the notion I am going to hand deliver everything I learned in my career for $15,000.

One thing I like about syndications is my $50K contribution does not carry direct closing costs, and fees, yes the property does, but the scale for me wipes that out.