But the individual members cannot exchange their interests by themselves.

The more exposure you provide, the greater chance you have of finding the individual who can help you.

@Jonathan StyerAre you trying to get a blanket loan for both properties or individual financing?

I know state by state they have restrictions as to how many homes an individual can sell before they need a license but I'm still unsure on this other part.

The percentage may differ based on the individuals and their needs but again the diversity needs to be there.I'll always be a RE guy first because that's what I know best but if you can tax free money from a cash out refinance, place it into an F.I.A. ( Fixed Indexed Annuity ) an literally be guaranteed not to ever lose money unless you withdraw it during the surrender period.

As long as you have any NOI, you'll still have NOI growth equal to the individual growth rates.

Between the taxes, poor building administration, heavily tenant-skewed laws, low influx of new residents, high supply and plenty of other avoidable and absurd issues, you will never have a piece of mind.

Before my wife and I headed back home to Las Vegas, my uncle gave us a book: Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Your Comment: "The Lord sent me a hard money lender" Don't be blaming God on your poor choices.

The narrative I keep hearing superficially from the super and the management is that poor thing put all this work into the apartment and I gave her permission.