@Sunny HonThank you for the inspiration I will continue to look for houses.

Hi Jr,Real estate syndication is a group of investors that pool their money together to buy, typically, very large deals.Most of the time syndicators are going to require you to be an accredited investor, meaning you have a net worth of over $1M or have a very high income. 

I moved from a condo with tennis courts and a pool worth about that to a rundown over-under duplex I bought for $46K.

Does it have a pool?

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Biddeford Pool.

I spent six months, every day doing my property Searches online for 3/2 Houses with pools and Townhomes.

If anyone is interested in the answer to this question (or perhaps interested in pooling for access), let me know. :-)

If they are charitable they could use the funds to donate to a Donor Advised Fund to offset income and have a large charitable pool to donate whenever they wish.

It's much easier to scale and we most certainly have a large tenant pool here even though population isn't rising like the southwest.

@Louis ChanWithout the ability to get bank financing on the unit, it will greatly reduce your buyer pool and drive prices lower than comparable properties that are finance-able.