A standard syndication doesn't usually set up their operating agreement in a way that allows for the TIC structure. 

Most have standard terms of how they operate.

@Daniel TisdaleBuy it from them at market value (or some agreeable amount) with standard financing and they get the home sale proceeds to use for their living expenses.

From what I researched and learned it was a very standard contract. 

I have discovered that not many lenders will lend on apartments under 500 square feet, and 3 of the apartments in this complex are under 500 square feet.

I however am looking to hire a full time W2 employee to handle day to day operations and coordinate between these service providers and run things generally under my supervision.Need help with actually structuring the job description, company standard procedures, and most importantly how to find and vet this person.

What contingencies have you used to cover yourself in the event your offer was accepted, but then you discovered something undisclosed that would minimize or evaporate cash flow?

-Soaky Mountain Waterpark opened up right before Covid so I doubt they've seen their potential during the summer months or if people have even "discovered" it yet.

As a structural engineer, I could bore you with all the design guides we use for residential or commercial construction, but if you really wanted to get some good sleep, you could look into the Residential Building Code for a deep dive into codes and standards for the construction of homes.

My favorite quote from that book is"Anyone who dreams of an uncommon life eventually discovers there is no choice but to seek an uncommon approach to living it"  - Gary KellerTo be successful you can't just copy what someone else is doing exactly, and you don't need to come from wealth and connections in order to be successful in real estate investing.