You wouldn't be sharing the mortgage per se, the lender would fund to one borrowing entity made up of multiple members or partners. 

I've been doing a lot of reading and researching on this but wanted to ask for help directly as well.I'm located in the Galveston Bay Area/SE Houston; my husband and I own 2 rental properties and are closing on #3 this coming week.

Just one deposit for an entire sector of states such as the NE properties or SE states group.

I personally like small, informal investor groups rather than REIAs per se, but they both have their place depending on your goals.

Se I decided to start a RE investment business a few month ago.

Hi,I live in the SE Massachusetts area and I'm looking to buy a small MFH within the next 6 months using an FHA loan where I'll live in one unit and rent out the others. 

I'm not sure how to go about that.I understand this isn't about investment properties per se, and I appreciate the time anyone takes to answer any of these questions.

That's not a bad thing per se; but if you are conservative on every measure, are you still making a competitive offer?  

I think Hartselle will become more of a bedroom community for people who work in SE Huntsville, so there are some good growth opportunities.  

There is no 15.3% SE tax on Short Term Capital Gains.