You would each set-up your own separate 1031 Exchange and each separate 1031 Exchange would identify a fractional/percentage interest in the new target replacement property. 

Cash value has cheaper premiums but pays a fraction of the replacement cost if damage occurs.

Great, you have education you can get for free or at a fraction of the cost but you could have out that money towards a down payment and/or reserves. 

You are capable of doing much of the insulating work on own for a fraction of what a vendor would cost as can buy closed cell insulating foam kits and self install, and I am betting are going to need a LOT of it so I'd say save $10k and do what can on own there. 

At the end of the day, screening costs are a small fraction of my rental portfolio expenses, and it would not make a big difference in my bottom line if I charged for them.

But all of them seem to be selling for a fraction of what they would have sold prior to the interest rate hikes.

They ask your Gap funder to go in the deal unless you season the money and they can’t see the deposit.It’s a tiny, tiny fraction of the lending space.

You could take a fraction of that $6800 and build a wholesaling business from scratch.

I don't have even a fraction of that in my savings account.

Keep in mind there's a big difference between owning $100M in RE and controlling $100M in RE.There are MANY syndicators who control over $100M worth of assets but aren't worth a small fraction of that.The assets are primarily owned by LP investors and they only own a small piece of each one of the deals.