You have so little confidence in your "solid plan" that you don't want to "gamble" our own money on it, but would be fine doing that for a stranger?

But with gambling being so accessible, people are throwing away home down payments without even realizing it.💡 Are you seeing this trend in your network?

They have a ton of Wall St cash that's being gambled as in 401Ks

Stock market is an investment, and as such is still a gamble.

After I established this, I’d like to try and get a cash app refinance on a home that I have inherited.

Demand is strong, vacancy is low, and it has that established neighborhood stickiness that tends to hold value even during slower markets.

.: Quote from @JD Martin: Quote from @David Pike: If you invested $100k and then put $19k in for the capital call, you would potentially get your capital call back ($19K) plus 25% of the $100k so $25k.So you're looking at either a $75k loss if you gamble the $19k, a $100k loss if you don't participate and are wiped out, or a $119k loss if you participate but are still wiped out.

For now, I’ve opted for a SFH in an established majority owner occupied neighborhood, Thanks for the insight

In any case, the first step is to establish a goal. 

The only way to establish it is to do with with a new tenant.