We have separately been involved in investment real estate for several years, and we are now planning to start a new business together with intent to invest in long-term multi-unit rental properties in the Carolinas. 

It really depends on what you are looking to do in terms of property type/strategy (turnkey, BRRRR, flip, etc). 

Since we focus on mid term rental and they usually stay 3 to 9 months.

Its time for me to get serious as I want to build a long term rental portfolio that can carry on through my golden years and for my children to one day take over. 

This is a very short term loan which is typically repaid same day. 

Even with the current market inventory is moving since it is a more affluent market used for building your equities and long term wealth. 

Don't know enough to give a definitive answer, but this sounds like a super strong long term investment (especially for this area). 

You don’t have to redo the lease mid term just because the management changed

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I am in talks with a reputable company that signs up proteges in commercial RE, but I am struggling a bit with their terms: the sign-up fee ranges from $10k - $40k, and a definite 50/50 profit split up to $1M mark, meaning the individual gets up to $500k, which could come from cash flow, cashout refi, sale, etc.