In the mentorship program they have a level called arm chair investing when they bring you deals and joint venture for a 65% profit split going to the investor and 35% to the mentorship group.

I'm also going to incorporate the rest of what you've said.

Incorporate a Texas LLC having the general partner as a Wyoming LLC.

Now that I am working full-time in Corporate America, I hear and see co-workers that work until they're 60 and still do not have the means / funds to retire.

You will get all manner of quotes, depending on materials and other factors- will you have xray machines, do you need center run power /water (i.e. dentist office) or do you do day surgery (will require automated backup generators IIRC), are your clients physically disabled, do you need chair lift, if you change an old building do you have to make it ADA compliant. 

That seems to have faded out pretty quickly and the Meetup Chair was taken over by the Ann Arbor Meetup group.  

It's like musical chairs and when the music stops, the one left out loses. 

I have some solid experience in personal finance and work in corporate finance for a large publicly-traded company.  

MIRR adjusts the IRR to correct these issues, incorporating cost of capital as the rate at which cash flows are reinvested, and existing as a single value.

I furnished 10 air beds and a kitchen table with chairs, as well as 2 small TVs.