This can definitely break a deal.

What works at two units will quietly break at ten if you don’t draw lines early.How I’ve seen this evolve in practice:How tenants reach outAt very small scale, text feels fine because volume is low and context is in your head.

It’s to turn dead equity into productive equity without breaking the system that feeds you.

The magic ingredient is buying at a steep enough discount so that the financing doesn’t break the deal.

Where does coordination still break down?

My bigger concern is that this is a lot of work and risk to break even on the value-add component.

That said, as Collin mentioned getting a deal is what can make or break a property's profitability and overall viability. 

This makes it easier for new owners out of the box and also we can use economies of scale for price breaks Would love to see that list!

Working it out so that everyone has an equal vote is non-productive in a heated discussion, so some are more equal than others or a tie breaking technique needs to be defined.

Just genuinely curious where I can find someone and learn about what the best ways to break into real estate are.My plan from here-on-out was to either:a) Become a wholesaler.