You can say get a PM, but that is another relationship that assuming you've never had before and trusting that person to fill 16 units vs. 1. 

Some fear going it alone, others are in a relationship and want/need their partner’s support, some are afraid of change, and others are too comfortable with their current conditions to be motivated to change.

On bigger pockets do people ever form long term relationships of investment, or partnerships whereby someone who has money they want to invest would seek someone on the forums who has luxury short term rental experience ownership and management 3+ yrs, looking to expand over 10 years of management and financial experience in a top 10 Forbes destination location here in the United States...

CPAs want to build and maintain a relationship and have a full understanding of what you're doing, how your doing it and how they can best provide value to you.

Secondly, build relationships.

Thanks for all your input.Our relationship with our credit union is very personal and helpful.  

Number 14 - "Don't Go it Alone" has been a huge one for me; Getting active on BP and building relationships with people who love real estate really gave me the confidence to dive in!

You'll need to figure out who gets priority and that will depend on your relationships and needs of your investors.

Go to your local meet up, see who the serious investors are and build a relationship with them.

If it goes south and he can't pay you are screwed and so is the relationship with family.