There are not a lot of groups, in the grand scheme, that can do this.  

It's a "Get Rich Slow Scheme"!

This could threaten not only the financial well-being of your clients, but also the integrity of your tax practice.Here are some of the current schemes that scammers are using to go after tax professionals.Phishing Attacks Targeting Key Information: Scammers are targeting tax professionals through phishing emails and text messages that appear to be from the IRS in order to obtain sensitive information such as CAF numbers, PTINs and EFINs.

Then you have the points and underwriting and processing fee which some may only have one.Overall, there are a few items in there that seem a bit high but in the grand scheme of things they are not way overblown or super high.

These videos are there because they have most likely a lot of views.I also googled "how to build long term wealth in real estate" biggerpockets and this video came up (see below), and read the commentary "How To Explode Your Wealth".For me, the shame is the amount of information on this site about that is available to investors and those who scream from the rooftops saying "be careful" but many think its easy and a get rich quick scheme, which unfortunately its not.How to Build Wealth in 2024 with This Real Estate “Strategy” (youtube.com)Episode #870 If you want to build wealth through real estate, you’ll need a real estate “strategy.”

The house I just bought last week with 5% down was $620k purchase and the PMI is $108 per month, so pretty minimal in the big scheme of things; I would't pay the extra $93k to save $108 per month, that's only a 1.4% premium.

However, if you're using a fintech app that isn't a bank itself, your deposits may not be covered by such insurance schemes, leaving you vulnerable in the event of insolvency or other financial crises.3.

Nothing in the fees stick out too much to me, definitely worth a discussion on fees now that you're bringing a bigger deal to them, but in the grand scheme adding 24 units likely won't move the needle a bunch. 

But if you want low cost, but still have access to that then it's great, as well as all the pyramid scheme programs involved with it :)Personally, I'll agree with @Dan Guenther, that the actual brokerage won't make a huge difference, it is more about who you surround yourself with.

Have you noticed any particular design elements or color schemes that have been especially popular with renters lately?