I would want it to be something that elevated each person where each person in the group is able to benefit others and be benefited by the others in the group as well.

Example elevators if any.  

If you can find an alternative, a medium ground, let's say 3 to 6 months terms on Private Notes, then you're not fully liquid, but that short term / duration elevates your chances of having liquidity fairly quickly if needed.

@Kimberly Lin for a cellar to be considered a cellar the BHMP (building height measuring point) has to be less than 5'-0" from the first-floor elevation.

the HOA also has a $9k assessment to modernize elevator, repair stairwells, and start repairs on balconies.  

This could mean apropriate fire suppression throughout the building, potentially adding elevator, full ADA compliance, etc.  

I'm trying to find a way to search only for properties that have maximal hurricane mitigation (elevated out of flood insurance requirements, impact windows or shutters, roof up to current code, etc.) to keep insurance costs down. 

I have looked at offers from Elevate CIG, and Ashcroft Value Added Funds.

Hey Investors,In the current climate of elevated interest rates, how are you strategically navigating your real estate investments?

An attorney, will do what attorney's do, with all the excitement of elevator music they will complete what paperwork's is needed, put it on the client to review and direct, and submit, that's it.