Costs will be far lower, but an owner/operator would still get the benefit of staffing and material efficiencies. - You could consider owning those as rentals and leasing out to the businesses. - You could sell the land to an owner/operator who wants to build assisted living. - You could own and operate those yourself and just hire great management or bring in a management company. 

What is the benefit of this shared LLC?

Each strategy offers unique benefits, and it's essential to plan for seasonal fluctuations and consider cash flow vs. appreciation.Good luck!

Great post it gives insight to how you worked the systems and benefited.

In this group, you get many exclusive benefits, including a discounted management fee rate of 9% on all properties managed by PPMG, plus the $250 application fee for new applications is waived.This property will be one of my highest cash-flowing properties.

@Jonathan TiradoReal estate investing is a viable side hustle for full-time professionals, offering a flexible schedule and tax benefits.

I think that there's a spin to your post that needs to incorporate the idea of being "welcoming" and "encouraging" of every member to pursue the long-term benefits of real estate responsibly, even as we of course do not want to encourage irresponsible real estate investing decisions.Curious to hear other's thoughts here. 

I've been exploring options for a multifamily property, single-family homes, and even a luxury condo that could work as an Airbnb.My primary goal is to find an investment that has good potential for profit and tax benefits for this year.

Benefits of an LLC: Forming an LLC can help separate your personal assets from your rental properties, providing an extra layer of liability protection.

Also that syndication is a whole other beast, and while there are tremendous benefits from starting a syndication, like taxes, acquisition fees, sharing the work load, etc, the risks are that much bigger.