Aiding one to hide assets is morally wrong and criminally culpable.

The closest thing I've found and invested in so far is the Growth eREIT with Fundrise and the MogulREIT II but it seems like the plan of exit is to liquidate after 5 years for a windfall.Ideal Situation, Ideal Life - Basically what I'm looking for, and I'm sure a lot of other people in the world is a way to put in $XX,000 amount of capital, have that money be used to buy a value add multi-family, stabilize it, start collecting a bit of cashflow as well as having the tenants pay down our mortgage, refinance after a few years to take back out 70-100% of our initial investment, (which we can then use to buy another deal like this), while keeping the property to cashflow, and eventually after 15-30 years owning the property free and clear for higher cashflow. 

All of my high school friends and I chose good career paths--I'm an accountant, and my closest friends became engineers, pharmacists, physical therapists, speech pathologists, etc. 

I have a great visual aid: "Hey son I would like to make a legitimate offer to you.

The property closest in size and location to yours at Purlane and Blanco 1056 sq ft .98 miles away is only renting for $1150. 

I use Google earth to get an idea of roof tops, and can pin them up for a "hit list" type visual aide. 

I think for the kitchen, kitchen aid and whirlpool win in that game.Now upgrading like laminate counters to granite?

Unhappy tenants because service is bad and they typically don't replace anything until they have put at least a half dozen band aides on it. 

Find a way to live for free for now (with relatives or as a live-in aid to an elderly person, etc.) get a steady job ASAP, save up 10K as soon as you can, and start making offers that ask for seller financing.

Check with the financial aid office; they'll be able to clarify that for you.