I have a two year plan to get my real estate license, and in turn utilize my profits to invest in rental properties.

To answer your question: Truly, I'm more interested in owning my own properties but naturally helping to manage the properties of others would also advance my education of the industry. 

Check availability of utilities and the cost to bring them in or tap on to existing. 

I am about to break ground on the remodel of my home and am building an ADU over my garage for the same property.My question is....is it worth spending the money to separate the utilities or just have one water, electric and gas meter?

I need some advice on utilizing my current equity.

Holding costs include paying taxes, insurance, utilities as a minimum for the duration of the Rehab and sales period.  

And don’t get me started on utilities if they are owner-paid

Survey, road, utilities, etc.

Make it an all-in price with utilities and fence all 3 properties in and make outside space all 'common area' with fire pit, barbecue.

In regards to Syndication solicitations I don't consider the Pyramid schemes, When I've looked into them, they're actually people looking to do Partnership agreements and raisings funds, but because they're not educated or understand the industry they're trying to make money in, they're misusing the term Syndication, these people who have never purchase one single property trying to Syndicate deals once again is asking for trouble one way or another.