You just need the buy and sales contract dates to match. 

@Tony Gorokhovsky Well then, you’re a good match for each other!

I'm interested to know if you think there are stocks that can match or beat 15% annual ROI for the next 10 years.

Please let me know of any meeting which talks about landlords in Pittsburgh and we will match those 10. 

If you aren't already, I would start with your TSP to get the tax deductions and the match.

THAN review the market demographics, do they match that ideal demographic for those units?

A property matching that criteria may be to difficult to find in this market; more specifically one that would cash flow @ 10%-20% percent down.As far as areas go- it depends on the class of neighborhood you feel comfortable investing in- and possibly living in (as you mentioned)Good Luck 👍🏽 

As you are going to be able to sell your home in the name of @Garrett Smith but you are buying a share of syndication titled XYZ syndication, so the IRS looks at the fact that the titles do not match so that would disqualify it per the IRS. 

Evidently, confirm that the comprables they send structually match your subject property (number of rooms/baths, square footage, design, etc...)

And supposedly they match rates from other lenders.