Prospective residents could be required to answer customized landlord questions while also needing to provide a valid credit card prior to entry.

I'm open to a plethora of positions so long as it is remote or not office based.

Along with this, would the return metrics like ROI and IRR be based solely on the overall equity invested in the project, or would it be based on the minimum investment or each exact amount invested? 

Having in count that I am planning to buy a commercial multifamily apartments, that the debt is base on the property and not on me, right?

Consider your options, weigh the good and bad, and make a move based on your own situation.

The only experience in real estate is the investor relations representative who had 20 single family units (note this information is based on the website of the sponsor).

I can flex the rent based on bookings and area demand.

The cost is quite high considering your scenario, however, that's based on a shorter rate lock period. 

I'd hate to see you start with a BRRRR for your first project, take on something too big to chew off and go bankrupt and/or spend a year and a half on 1 project when you could have done 5 single base hits in a given year and built up a whole lot more networth in my opinion.

@Alan Asriants agreed, the vast majority of off market deals I see are in class D neighborhoods, the low price points make this market unattractive for a percentage based compensation.