There are huge numbers of jobs here that pay $25 an hour, which based off a 40 hour work week, make tenants qualified for a $1,350 a month apartment.

I could see a scenario where if it's based on individuals who "own" stake in a home, the numbers could be skewed upward based on multiple people buying homes together to solve the affordability issue. 1 Home, 5 Homeowners type of thing. 

Based on the East Coast, so investing in rental property isn't feasible here.

First time trying to purchase a home without funding myself. (401k loan N/A, HELOC on investment prop N/A)It sounds like a fix and flip loan may work here based on your reference to an ARV.

@Tony FerreiraYou have good options based on the limited amount I could gather based on your post.Shot you a DM, please feel free to follow up if you'd like!

AbelThe question was based on one month, though I’m looking for a sustainable process to put in place.

Nonrecourse loans- solely base off the value of the property. 30-50% downpayment, no person guarantee can be made.

Love to touch base and explore more together!

In Florida, you get grandfathered on property taxes based on when the value you paid when you purchased each property.  

A large asset base for some certain reason?