I have heard quite a bit about Fundrise... just wanted to know if anyone recommends it as an ultra passive form of investing

I also HATE going to a physical office to go to in-person training at my KW office because it disrupts the flow of my day and derails my efficiency. eXp has all the training online, which is ultra-convenient.

For the first time you see some correction in the macro data for summer rental occupancy and nightly rates, and with ultra competitive buyer sentiment giving tight or no margin on current prices because they’re priced not only for historically high COVID rates but for projecting HIGHER than those rates, I have to think that means we’ll see a correlated sale price correction after 2022 summer gross is below 2021 summer.

It is the aegean travertine allure ultra from HD. 

I'm not saying this is the case everywhere, just pointing out that the 'hunt for yield' as they say has been going on for some time with ultra-low interest rates on deposits.

I have built my portfolio with the gola of ultra low management and therefore they are all single family homes.

Hence, the ultra-generic name. 

A buyers market means deals take forever in terms of DOM, buyers become ultra picky, now I got to find deals at 69% or below the ARV.

I would generally lean towards being ultra conservative to deal with instances like this.

For ultra-cheap properties, I always try to do my own title search (though I should mention, not everyone goes this far on properties that are only a few hundred bucks).