Mixing that knowledge and ability with my fairly introverted personality let me find what I was good at selling: multi-family and commercial units! 

Generally though, I break it down into the "five pillars" of protecting your assets.The first pillar is avoiding unnecessary and risky activities (don't drink and drive, insurance generally won’t cover your poor decisions) and take good care of your investments(maintain your property, etc) - these simple steps will help you prevent lawsuits before they even occur.

And the reason that we do think that iBuying in our product mix is going to expand and contract as the market goes north or south is, because we have to be paid for that risk.

Currently the unit mix is as follows:Triplex:1br/1ba (900sqft): $1000/mo rent2br/1ba (1200sqft): $1300/mo rent2b/1ba (650sqft):$1000/mo rentDetached garage unit:1br/1ba (413sqft has a tiny attic space as well): $1000/mo rentI am under contract for $900k, list price was $950k.

Creating a process-driven company with 5-10 owners in the mix is a mess and will probably take far more work than it's worth.A better option would be for you to create your own property management company and then offer your services to 5-10 investors.

It becomes more grey as they mix, fewer buyers in my opinion.

I told them about other options - the vinegar mix, per my tenant - but it was going to delay work by a day.

Maybe buy a strip mall or a mixed use building.

Oh yes, and this is a mixed use property.  

And you can mix and match at will - in type, location, and number.