I just wanted to get confirmation from the pros.

I’m planning to cancel my membership and get refunded.

Quote from @Chris Seveney: I wonder what the OP's true motivation is for asking this question. 

To get to the next property, or any property.... you need cash.

People go to a broker like EXP because of low splits, but you get what you pay for.

You’re in the right place, and it’s great to see your enthusiasm about getting started in real estate investing.

However, "the best way to get started with no capital" = a recipe for disaster.

I think this arrangement is better than nothing or me taking her to court to only get the land back. 

I get a text for non-emergency repairs over $250. 2) Your return on equity is horrible.

@Karolina Powell what we've experienced in handling both is the struggle for tenant stability.Logically, the more people you add to any given situation, the more likely it is that at least two of them won't get along:(We've placed a new tenant in a duplex several times and had them not get along with the existing tenant. - Sometimes we lose both tenants, but often we can keep the longer-term tenant calm until we get rid of the newer tenant.This is more difficult to do when you place a new tenant into a 10-unit building where all the other tenants have been there awhile.