The population and job growth has contributed a lot to the real estate market.

See if everybody is onboard with keeping the  house and if so discuss how everybody can contribute a certain amount to cover the repairs.

You aren’t taking a “salary” from the LLC ... you don’t have to worry about “leaving” money with your company.You move money between accounts, you either take an “owner’s draw” to move funds to your personal account or a “contribution” to move funds to the LLC account.

My investor clients contributed the funds and I brokered both the purchase and sale transactions.

You always have the option to inquire of the neighbor as to whether they would like to contribute (or cover!)

Such as; how/when to sell properties, when to use a property manager, how long to hold properties, how each person is required to contribute, etc. 

You need far less than their gross income... because they likely wouldn’t have to cover payroll taxes, 401k contributions, etc.  

Have you been able to take advantage of quarantine and spend more time with family or reconnect meaningful relationships, in which discovering this balance allows you to work more effectively?

It definitely scares me to think about rerouting my Roth IRA contributions elsewhere, especially when I'm essentially earning ~7% interest by doing nothing. 

The level of work landlords are willing to put in and the ability to track down meaningful info are highly variable.