With mine, I ended up paying the PM company additional money every month because somehow their expenses exceeded the rent collected.

I like this idea, but not all syndicators are willing to do this.Partnering would probably be a good idea as well; finding someone with experience who needs additional funding for projects.

If they won’t do that I let them know they may be subject to additional costs for collections, and that will hurt their future prospects for rentals as well as other credit based opportunities. 

I see so many room illegal additions/conversions where the homeowner spends a lot of money on the project, but when they sell the appraiser assigns it no value because the square footage is unpermitted.

There is no one single way to invest in real estate and networking with many different investors may give you additional ideas for achieving your goals.

However, the only thing you have left out of your post is if you are sure you have the extra capacity (with respect to amps) in your panel to run an additional 33+ amps. 

I have an addition I’m having done in my personal residence by one of the best contractors around and he’s on month ten now and still not done .

Thanks for the additional info.

Additionally, reaching out and starting relationships with lenders now will help you identify what information you may not have realized you would need to get funding, (a lot of lenders do not lend to individuals, only corporations, like an LLC).

Additionally expecting an agent to do all of the above for a small purchase price like 50k or 75k is unrealistic for most.Big thing I never see mentioned on here is make sure the broker or agent is QUALIFYING YOU to take on as a client just as much or more as you are qualifying them.