Future plans to make cosmetic upgrades over time as units become vacant to maximize future cash flows by increasing rents and finishing apartments to a high level that will encourage long term tenancy.

So I do believe they are buying right, although I can't speak to how they value at exit.Of course, do your due diligence on any syndicator that you plan to work with, but from what I have seen, Techvestor is the one of the very few (maybe the only) one I have seen actually execute a single family STR syndication.

You have to identify the exact addresses of the properties you plan to buy within 45 days of your sale.

Original plan was to build 3-5 years down the road, but now with the lot fully paid off and significantly appreciated, I would like to use this equity to kickstart real estate investing into cash flowing properties.

I researched this a bit after having the thought the other day as I started planning to sell my portfolio slowly over time.

Exit Strategies:One concern on my mind is planning for the future – what are some effective exit strategies you've seen or experienced in co-owned properties?

I am planning to invest in the mentoring program by Jake and Gino it is similar investment and I am convinced it is worth every penny.  

I still love what I do but I know that it is time for a change and am planning on a 7-10 year transition to not needing to work for a living.

I plan on buying a house in 12 months and house-hacking near campus.

However, it's essential to research local development plans, infrastructure projects, and employment trends to gauge the area's long-term growth potential.