I also welcome any criticism on my analysis and urge others to ask for feedback on your deal.

A typical buy-in is $50K and sometimes you can get in with  $25K or less depending on the deal size and deal sponsor's will to accommodate you.The deal sponsor is a critical part though.

It sounds like it’s not too critical either way.

Whatever makes the investors happy with their decision.This was a short rant, however I can now have it criticized on if it will work.

Other investors were critical in helping me get started, so I know where you are coming from. 

I'm not being critical and saying it's a bad idea -- I'm just saying that I haven't seen any information about how this works or what kind of experiences people have had with it (or even if people are interested in that kind of thing).

Hey all,I'm completely new to this, so please feel free to point out any mistakes I make.I've been super excited for the past few months at the possibility of breaking into real estate, specifically rentals, and more specifically House Hacking + BRRRR.I have identified 'capital' as my critical path to making this happen. 

Until an 'investor' reaches critical mass (escape velocity) in number of units turning enough profit that even the occasional catastrophe won't  change their life style, it's got to be keep your head in the game and all hands on deck.It's all fun until it's not.  

Other than that, in general terms, you need to learn 3 things:1 - How to analyze Markets...not properties2 - How money works3 - How to develop, and stick to, a REI Business planAll three are critical to your success, and all three are equally important, and in fact, depend on eachother.

The loan would not be for any specific property (this is critical).