Marriott will not work with you unless you have 50+ properties but perhaps partnering with a PM in your state (like we do in FL) to provide limited service engagements that includes marketing.Good luck!

The reason it is legal, with some assumptions, is that the person engaging in it is a principal acting on their own behalf.

Florida states define unlicensed real estate activity as a 3rd degree felony.

The real estate community here is active and full of knowledge that can translate across markets.

There are over 20 active CPAs here in Biggerpockets assisting RE investors with their tax planning.

She is active in that market. 

@Jose QuinonesIf it was me, and I never wrote a commercial lease, I would engage a commercial broker and let them write up a lease for the unit.

Or timeshares which are a deeded ownership structure.I don't know enough about this structure that you are envisioning, but I can't help but assume you are running afoul of something in one area or another that would limit interest.Either too much active ownership in order to satisfy SEC definitions showing it isn't a passive investment.  

I'm 24 and have a steady positive cash flow from my active income (a full-time job).

I encourage my tenants to actively report everything that needs maintenance.