Yes it happens but it’s not very common

Depending on amount of capital raised, these costs may be de minimus, but they are real costs that are being incurred somewhere, and in a common syndication (or as Spark calls it "co-investment"), they typically are born by the investors (you).  

This might affect your equity position and future refinancing options.Subject To Financing: Taking over the existing $325k mortgage is a common strategy, but make sure to thoroughly review the terms of the existing mortgage.

Property taxes are paid by parent A and parent B.The current deed states tenancy in common between parent A and parent B as married, and aunt A, unmarried woman.

Class B would be older (maybe 10+ yrs old) with the same amenities, or you could argue that new construction, but with cheap finishes and "bare bones" amenities, would also be B.For area: it commonly comes down to crime, schools, and convenience/entertainment access.  

As a whole they have the following in common as per their operations1.

We also manage in some rougher areas where a lot more of this behavior is common.

My house is in decent shape, but I don't know what the lifespan of a typical aluminum roof, AC, and other common features for a house in Florida would be.

Condos and townhouses usually are higher because the HOA owns more of the common areas. 

I took that information from Pub 946 (2023)https://www.irs.gov/publications/p946Anderson Advisors said that the most commonly audited are the small single members that file on schedule c and schedule e, so that is making me cautious.There is a cpa that I have been meaning to get a consult from, but I was trying to make sure I had all the questions I had listed before wasting time on just the basics.