Or are you planning to put 100% of the risk/cost of vacancies, furnishings and tenant nonpayment on the owner with you having 0% risk?

You likely don't have the net worth, proper LLC management or proper separation of personal interests to make this an effective approach. there numerous BP threads you can search to get more insights. tldr - keep under personal name and get a good umbrella plan. 

Got a question for the Jersey City hosts - I bought a single-family home recently and plan to rent out some rooms.

My initial plan had been to do something like Rent-to-Retirement or REI Nation- assuming that I'd be leaving money on the table to pay for their expertise, but hoping that I would learn through the process and develop the confidence to strike out on my own later. 

I feel it depends on your investing horizon but I don't mind the stock market as long as you don't plan on using the money right away. 

I already have plans for both homes but have not moved forward due to the quotes I'm getting.

I’m in a small financial bind right now and I could use the $300 back, especially since I’m not really planning on using the pro features any time soon. 

Didn't she have a plan when she bought it?

My plan is to take the next six months to try and learn as much as possible about multifamily real estate, while also saving up money to be able to start a career in brokerage.

Let them know how much you enjoy living in the home and mention that you’re planning to buy your own property in 2025.