If I were you, I would log into your Airbnb account and re-review your cancelation policy.

The sponsor was required to contribute 10% of the equity which I felt was pretty good, but I didn't account for the fact that the 10% might have been split among five or six GPs.

Put that in a high-yield savings account, and in a year or two, buy again, rent the previous home and repeat the house-hacking in your new place.After five years or so, you have maybe three places.

However, if ego dictates to upgrade the photos, you simply create a Zillow account, put it as "For Sale By Owner" for a price higher than it would sell for, upload the desired photos, wait about a week and then cancel the FSBO.

My accountant has this in their inbox as well.

Everything was running fine until Underwriting wants to know about the 10% for reserves in the HOA account.

Use that time to learn basic accounting and bookkeeping.

This is before accounting for things like repairs & maintenance, etc.So just be sure you fully think through the cost side of investing out of town / out of state.  

You have to audit all of their accounting because inevitably late fees will change every statement, utilities are sometimes billed back (or not at all), and god speed if you have a delinquent tenant.

It does not provide banking accounts for deposits/and to keep units separate.