On top of it, reaching 20% down through principal reduction and appreciation could be a decade out.So you should probably look at the project as a long-term partnership with you co-owning this with your sister for the foreseeable future.But these are great opportunities. 

Originally posted by @Bryan Hancock: You should investigate many of the new crowdfuning portals.

You are positioned very nicely to build a substantial real estate portfolio for long-term wealth generation and monthly cash flow. 

Additionally, I am willing to live in one of the units for a year.My long-term vision is to buy everyone out and eventually own the property entirely.What are some common deal structures I can explore based on my contributions and end goal?

Asking in terms of the neighborhood, schooling systems, etc.

These operate like hard money loans, without origination fees or draw requests.

Though if personal use or long term safety are a concern it can make a lot of sense as Disney will always be a market (whereas places like Broken Bow I could see fading from popularity) and unlike many markets there is almost no regulation risk since these properties are built in tourist zones specifically for STR.I own there and manage others so have real world revenue data if you want specifics.

Recently had roof damage on LTR. The insurance check is based on replacing asphalt shingles. For $3k out of pocket along with my insurance I can have a metal roof installed. Wondering which way that I should go. Very ...

Originally posted by @Tommy F.

It will appreciate over the long term.