You would have to read their private placement documents (or other offering documents) to know how they have chosen to set it up.Just one example would be they pay out dividends on  a regular basis based on their profits. 

I just received orders to my chosen location for investment for career advancement and REI opportunities.

Start with the MLS, but get use to having MLS on monitor one, and your chosen title company's title lookup website on monitor two, and of course google on monitor number three to see what "123 Main LLC" is and if that owner of public record is married to someone with a criminal history. 

If the cabinets are chosen by the investor, and everyone knows what the cost is, then it's more likely they won't make money on the cabinets as a single line item.  

Additionally, someone's car was shot up on New Year's (I think that was a vehicle just chosen at random).Prior to selling, she had spoken with my PM (and boss) regarding possible rents vs. selling.  

Keep in mind (1) the "type" of Deed is often chosen based on geography. 

If they can not afford full rent December 1st you have chosen the wrong tenants.What about a Damage deposit, is it allowed or only the LMR. 

Unbeknownst to us the realty team we had chosen were investor focused, so when I casually mentioned my dream of investing in real estate they explained my "dreams" were well within reach and could quickly become reality.The quest for knowledge was on.I immediately started trying to teach myself about REI, reading articles at night and listening to podcasts nonstop by day.

Mortgage lending is state-specific, so you can't really understand your loan options fully until you've chosen a state.

If you haven’t chosen an area yet, I’d say find the city/area first based on growth and safety, then go looking for properties.