@Roman A Elizarov All great points, and very informative posts above as well to consider!

If you are ready (and it very well seems like you are), then its just a matter of figuring out what type of property you want to acquire and where. 

But moreover, not charging and application fee is more likely to get you people applying who, well, umm, know they would likely fail one but why not apply since it's free?

Thankfully I have friends and family that have done well, so I think I can pull out a sizeable fund $500K+) without going the syndication route, but I appreciate the comment.

Here’s how you can simplify the process and achieve your goals, while also exploring financing options that could benefit both Cousin A and Cousin B.Tenants in Common Agreement: While Cousin A and Cousin B will technically need to report rental income and expenses according to their ownership shares, a well-structured Tenants in Common (TIC) agreement can outline how they handle income and expenses.

That MSA has a lot going for it, with a bunch of the small towns around it, doing great as well.

I personally enjoy a misting fan on my patio.Here are some data points below: prices are steady and rates as well; not too much change in the market this far.

Shot you a DM as well, would be happy to take a look as well.Good luck!

This would be my first new build, so I don't have a strong sense of what my expectations should be (hence the forum post, as well as several videoconferences with experts that I have lined up).3.

(Hydrostatic test needed as well)