Becoming an affiliate will allow both ends to track KPIs and monitor deal flow. 2.)

@Nishtha KumariI am guessing you are affiliated with this site as I did not see any crowdfunding technologies on their or sponsors.

i do think as others have said you'd need both the housing AND a support structure.one thing i thought of in response to your idea is the model Scott Jelinek uses:https://www.amazon.com/Art-SlowFlip-Scott-Jelinek-ebook/dp/B...i am not affiliated with Scott, have nothing do with him, and am not recommending this. 

They will either have it or can likely point you into the direction of an affiliate that offers it.

Additionally, while it's not uncommon for syndicators to have affiliations with related businesses such as construction companies, proper disclosure and management of potential conflicts of interest are essential to safeguard investors' interests.Investing in syndications does involve a level of trust in the syndicator's expertise and integrity.

The NAIC affiliated club I belong to, has resulted in almost a 10% annualized rate of return for me over the past 16 years.  

I have no affiliation with them.  

@Khalia Luff,As an agent, you will list the property for sale through your brokerage, however most brokers/Principal brokers will negotiate either no fee on your end to list it or at most (in my case) I cover the royalty fee (we are a Century 21 affiliate, so we pay 6% on any commission) and that is all.

There's also another investor group in Pittsburgh with a slightly different affiliation called ACRE Pittsburgh.  

I've bought several properties from them with equity at closing and use their affiliated property manager to manage the properties.