@Rachel PaytonI never saw a condo tel setup that enabled the property owner to make moneyThe resort management companies that set up condotels, time shares, fractionalized ownership, etc, not only charge top dollar for the property, but add top dollar for management, add numerous garbage fees when you rent yourself or thru the pool, etc.

In whatever scenario, what method do you use to agree on the deal (promissory notes, full blown partnership agreements or otherwise?

I’ve been doing research, and am leaning towards using the BRRRR method, since it seems like I could theoretically keep investing the same money over and over again after I refinance the property.

Your other thing is what you say here, this idea of the BRR method is set all over that, but what you really need to do is don't refinance, because if you refinance now you're stuck in a house a year from now where the market collapses, your equities are gone and you can't pay the debt off. that one of the things is she talked about cash out, refinance.

I am debating on going full investor mode and start BRRR method on properties or flipping them.

He has trash piling up behind the unit, old tires & hazardous ladders that my husband has tripped on numerous times.

That morning I wake up at 6am, get my coffee and prioritize that list using the A, B, C method and then do some light exercise and shower. 

You could use a few different methods.

Many people can't even fathom  the two differences of having a big bucket of money when you retire or the preferred method of members with over 1000 front doors when they retire.

However, keep in mind that there are numerous fees that you will most likely (depending on what company you decide to work for) have to pay out of pocket (board fees, open house signs, business cards, Franchise fees, ect.)