However, if having your own separate home is your main goal, buying a personal home first might be better, though it could limit your ability to buy an investment property soon after.

If it's in a major city with public transit you can limit the number of rooms that include parking.

As a general partner on two syndication deals, I’d recommend reaching out to your main sponsor to understand how depreciation is allocated between general partners and limited partners for that particular deal.

Unfortunately it’s very probable you will be responsible for this unless there is a statute of limitations in your state which could come into play.

I would expect liquidity is limited.

However, since you listed each property under separate activities, you may face limitations.

We fund EMDs and Double closes on wholesale deals for a fee.for example if you are double closing a property worth 250k and selling it to an end buyer for 300k, you need the full 250k upfront and we can fund that amount. how much yall charge and in what states do you use lend to  States aren't a limitation.

Ultimately, given the limited info I think it’ll be best for you to stick it out and keep learning.

This mindset limits the size of investments I can pursue more than if I did not have this objective.   

So, if there aren't any comps for that property type, then you would be limited in the value that would be given, thus limiting the amount of renovations to be financed.