With that being said, if you are happy in the current structure, I wouldn't mess with something that is working.

                                           - Condo- pro's- own something that will appreciate, can still be in the city, can rent out if we move- passive income.

Two things: 1, you will be committing fraud if you memorialize something to paper that didn't exist and claim it was from that date.

If the wholesaler is assigning his contract to you, then GENERALLY you are paying for all closing costs and depending on the state you'd be paying for all the property taxes or prorated taxes UNLESS something in the contract stated otherwise (rare).If you're the end buyer and the wholesaler is looking to close GENERALLY they will pay for their closing costs with them as the buyer when they were direct with the seller, and then you'd pay your closing costs when buying it from the wholesaler "same" day.  

For something to be a syndication, it is SEC regulated.

Many times I've asked a neighbor to share in a common expense and they were relieved I had a solution to something they didn't know how to address or even that it could be addressed. 

@Dan Mahoney I agree that something does not compute.I took a solid hit, but I'll be fine.

You never want to be hands-off on something you own, especially not when you want to play in the hospitality space.

That is NOT something to complain about. 2.

Wanted something for easy transactions for rent collection, bookkeeping, etc.