I think having an STR could bring in a lot of money so figuring out how to overcome those objections will be well worth your time. 

Hi @Christina Merlo, Yes, you can sell and exchange your "share" as long as you own it as an individual (e.g., tenants-in-common). 

If you look at each item individually VS all of them as a group it generally becomes clear what needs to be done. 

The big truck is generally a very self motivated individual and the beat up van guy will want payment every 30 minutes to keep going.  

Of course taking into account mgmt costs 7-12% for each property to see if the numbers make sense for your ROI for each individual property.

In addition, I live in NYS and from my understanding, an individual has a limit of 10 mortgages in his / her name.SO, MY QUESTION(S):1.  

Clear well defined goals and agreements as to your individual responsibilities, contributions will be a good start.Best of luck on the journey! 

Thus the real estate owners get richer while others are left worst off3) The money to subsidize this has to come from tax dollars which means higher taxes on local individuals and businesses, leaving them with less capital to invest elsewhere or spend on other consumer goods.

Reach out to investors and like minded individuals.

I have some capital put to the side, furnishings/decor ready and two cleaning companies already in pocket but need to find an individual/company who is currently subleasing so I can finally get my feet wet.