They are very supportive of my rentals.

Tenants like to think of themselves as being on the same plane as the landlord and certainly not as dependent, in need of support, charity, etc.

I´m starting with investments in real Estate in US as a foreign person, so a lot of support is required due to living abroad.

I am a former franchise owner (2 stores in NC) and I can tell you they are seasonal and from our experience opening in in NC (Franchise started in PA and is better supported there) there were major challenges.  

I appreciate all the advice and support.

If you guys are living together, I don't really feel it's morally wrong to split expenses(including rent), if anything that's going to help both you reach your financial goals quicker by supporting one another and working as a team.

I love supporting small businesses, trying new restaurants/cafes and just overall a curious and proactive person. 

Wa state has the cheapest power in the country and it works out great, our properties can support the load.

I'm sure you'll find it to be a wonderful support system.

That said, I've supported clients who haven't hit that gross amount as they simply don't enjoy bookkeeping, are bad at it, or have too many properties to handle (sometime "too many" can be 1 or two properties).