Thanks for the info in your post, but if someone has just 1-4 properties and they generate cash flow after expenses of only $500 or so/month, that is $24k/year in cash flow.

It will just be easier on the cash out of pocket to bring on a few investors.  

Our financial commitment ensured a smooth and expedited transaction, reflecting our dedication to providing necessary resources for successful real estate ventures and maximizing profitability through strategic investments.

Instead of cash-flow you're creating value and saving thousands on taxes if you choice to sell. 

I understand this is the way syndication works with multifamily properties because the operations are generally only a few people, however, in senior living, the operations are much larger and more litigious because we are providing 24-hour care, medication management, meals, transportation, activities, etc. 

But the only liquid one of those (until you sell a property) is cash flow.  

I'm hunting down pre-foreclosures to flip (my backyard is in the $250k-$450k+ range), and then putting that cash in a neighborhood in southern CO with lower property values that cash flow.

And then too if you're financing, be sure to run the Cash-on-Cash to see what your real return is expected to be.I started as an investor with turnkeys and have worked with them ever since.

For context, we have been running a successful airbnb for 6+ months cash flowing close to $750/month.

I'd be happy to get you in contact with the services providers I work with.