The ultra wealthy leverage their way to generational wealth.

I managed to dodge this problem because I worked primarily for the ultra-wealthy who don't care about these issues and/or are savvy enough to realize the value of letting the GC just do his job.

I made it very clear in my original post that investing is an individual process, so this would encompass my ultra wealthy clients as well as my clients starting out.

I’d categorize ultra wealthy as those with $50-$100 million+ though so that’s probably the difference. 

There are many different ways our legal system abuses those who have insurance with ultra high limits. $1million in umbrella coverage stacked on top of the underlying liability coverage for the property is more than adequate. 

Do we know if the airport will have enough economical flights coming in for people who aren't in the "ultra luxury" (Xala) category to afford to come to the region?

Of the ones you mention, FL is really hard to get positive cash flow because of ultra high property tax and insurance expenses.

They already have ultra high incomes and want to shelter some of the tax burden and grow equity and money with higher quality assets that preserve wealth and keep up with inflation.I do not know why it is a shock to residential investors when a broker/agent doesn't want to JUMP FOR JOY for these low end properties. 

By 65, he managed to have a portfolio that put him in the ultra-high net worth category (~$20-30 million).

@Gerardo EscutiaMake sure the tenant changed their filter first and it’s not some ultra thick, Filter 9000.