Definitely not, as long as you are giving back to the community, you are a member forever.

You could also live in property A for 2 years, then move to property B, rent property A for 1 year, and sell with PAL :) and do it in loop for forever.

If they were there multiple years that again factors into how much of the painting cost they really owe you because like anything else a paint job doesn't last forever.

BUT Because it is taking forever to sell my old house should I wait or reach out to a hard money lender to fund my first property?

Syndications have been around darn near forever, and the vast majority are probably still not crowdfunded.

If you continue with the mindset of no one cares about your home like you do (which is true), then you will forever be making it a part-time/full-time job. 

Customer service is really good and responsive to tenants that need help, and their bounced payment fee is only $2 - nice to see a company not overcharge for something like this, as banks have forever. 

Just because his relative let him live there for free doesn't mean it continues forever. 

I always install stainless steel sinks because they virtually last forever.

When I started BP gave me so much valuable info and resources I’m forever grateful.