While those benefits are useful, my personal interest lies within the application of cryptocurrency as a tool for smart contracts.

I want to add that you should always ask about this and other syndication fees as most have more than one fee (including but not limited to acquisition and disposition fees).

In my position, I have limited cash, I have about $15k saved and on average am able to save roughly $1k a month. 

We recently finished paying off our house and increased our HELOC limit to allow us to pursue more investments.

Louis City, storage in these older properties is quite limited and there seems to be a solid demand for extra storage units. 

Dwelling limit is the total amount they will cover for the property in a single loss (or depending on the wording of your policy within a certain term no matter how many losses you have)FYI a "loss" is a claim.All perils deductible means you have coverage for anything that happens to your property UNLESS it is specifically excluded in your policy. 

Your biggest concern will be limiting the cost of capital.

Conventional financing has very specific rules to follow and falsifying information on the application to get a better interest rate or to qualify and then subsequently closing on the property is a really big deal.There are loans out there that do not require seasoning of funds, would allow your friend the investor to not be on the loan (or be on the loan if he/she wants depending on credit), but it's not a conventional loan and the interest rates are not conventional interest rates.  

. - $100 Pro-Rated Taxes - $400 Settlement Fees - $400 Recording Fees - $100 Wholesale fees (if applicable) - $500 Since "No Money Down" is not an option, I'll will need to pay these fees up-front in order to get my $65,000.

You could be talking 30% compared to 15% or 0% (zero if you fall under the income limit).