Investing with family isn't an automatic no-no, but it is something to think about very heavily.  

There are some pretty serious high-income earners here that are fairly heavily invested in RE, such as Jay Hinrich, and I'd be interested to hear their take on the issue. 

A lot of businesses are moving here to reap the tax benefits, and most of these businesses (especially tech companies in Austin) are HEAVILY targeting millennials with their work environment, benefits, etc.

@Kevin Moen Thats really helpful to read and I do look unto FCI Exchange and see how they can be heavily handled.

I have good credit and a good full time job and would like to use leverage as much as I can-are there success or horror stories about areas I should consider heavily or avoid?

HOA financial status, are they collecting dues, are they heavily in arrears, are they strong?

I too am heavily invested in real estate - both rentals and new construction projects.

I will be heavily involved in the day to day running of the house, decorating, stocking, etc. etc.

I invest heavily in these areas let's connect so I can give you all my Intel!

I assume they are going very heavily into consolidating the leasing space (listing, application, etc.), and that is the reason that they rebranded Postlets to "Zillow Rental Manager."