Originally posted by @Rickard Risberg:@Greg Dickerson EDIT : Can't you basically refinance as often as you want (as long as you have a new property that is fixed up) Yes as often a lender will let you and you have an increase in equity.

Their even expanding the roadways out in this area to accommodate the increase in cars. 

REHAB it to make it profitable or increase its revenue, you can't RENT a small business, so that would be omitted.

When it comes to the profit structure for a syndication consisting of a sponsor, general partner, and limited partners, typical splits are 30/70 SP/LP and then increasing the sponsor's split under a waterfall. 

If so, you could talk with them about putting them on a lease, getting an amount up front towards the deposit and then (if they can't do the full amount) making the first x payments increases their security deposit until you hit the full amount. what's in it for them?

Syndications will almost always be to cover the down payment, renovations, and other costs in order to increase rents and to optimize ROI.

You've touch good points in that it would make your rental more appealing and easier to rent but the appreciation of your home would increase with that additional amenity also. 

With this structure, I will increase my cash flow in the beginning and have a total payoff time of 11 years and 10 months.

But I would like to scale further and increase my cash flow. 

The advantages of speed and streamlining operation technology can increase lender margins, or help keep interest rates and borrowing costs low.