@Daniel Haberkost what you mentioned that your friend does definitely makes it a lot easier yet still requires manual monitoring if tenants overuse.. so was wondering if there was some other technique people who house hack or who have rental property use to just automate that whole process. ... not sure if it’s just not that big of a deal..

If I dont have CO2 monitors on the property and someone dies because of the toxic gas, but I have an LLC set up, will the LLC protect me?

Plenty of us who monitor and post to BP. 

More things to deal with such as the fire alarm monitoring and certifications, more trash, and more personalities to clash. 

Also of course cams (*outdoor only), decibel monitoring devices, red flag policies for reservationists, ID requirements.. there are many mitigation measures that can be taken if you have the infrastructure for it, so parties just stop happening altogether.

You're going to need cash to contribute even if you source a deal and bring it to GPs who are willing to let you learn.

As soon as you like, lender can't monitor or control when you move out. 

Zillow (I know, not the most reliable) currently estimates its value at $41.5k, while my bank's home value monitoring service puts it at $129k somehow.

Ongoing Management:Continuously manage and monitor the investments in the syndicate, communicate with investors, and provide regular updates.Creating a syndicate can be a complex undertaking, and it's crucial to work with legal and financial professionals who have experience in this area to ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and to make informed investment decisions.

The IRS closely monitors S corporations to prevent this type of tax avoidance.The key point is that the salary paid to shareholder-employees must be "reasonable" based on the services they provide to the business.