Student loan debt stands at $1.5 trillion, inducing an average millennial net worth of less than $0. 

This is what will stand you out from all the rest.

Not because it isn't possible but because your list is highly inconclusive as it stands.

You want to be the “last man standing”.

You can add another "R" to the acronym standing for "Rent". 

I've $6,000 set aside (maybe more if I can convince my sister to invest in the following) I planned to possibly put towards investing in a duplex via FHA loan at some point- only problem is my DTI ratio isn't too good (low income and new car in my name- gf makes payments pretty much her car) so I'm not sure I can get pre approved-my credit is great though.So that's kind of where I stand:  I need to establish cash flow/income so I can move forward for investing purposes. 

We don't want to stand on the sidelines and hope we find a buyer, we want to think outside the box and find ways to attract more people to see the home.

A living room should have a seating set (couch/chairs, sectional, etc), and a TV stand, and maybe an area rug, depending on the flooring type. 

Please note that while cheaper approaches to the above exist, they stand out like a sore them and the majority of investors will see it as unprofessional and unworthy of investing, so I won’t discuss them here.So at a very minimum the potential syndicator must invest $37,500 before even having his first offering.

We sold our place to a company that did just that.BUT In terms of whatever savings you would underwrite, i would think you would not want really do that and evaluate the investment as a stand alone so if you go to resell whatever savings you get will be gravy .