It's actually giving fractionals like NetJets and Flexjets a little competition.

Secure the $10k with a second, third, etc.Dion raises some good points here, keep in mind your $10k can also be combined with a second party in first position via a fractionalized note.

You can get awesome kitchens for a fraction of the price.

Some of these properties are offered at a fraction of the market value which is one of the reasons investors are incentivized to buy.

90% of people are not buying 2-4 properties per yearThe remaining 10%, most of them "buy" 2-4 properties in a syndication where they only put in a few grand.Only a fraction of people are buying 2-4 units a year, these people have the skills, knowledge, and built up portfolio.

The value of the information is probably worth a fraction of that.What most people want is useable says that they can determine which opportunities they wish to market to, probably with direct response methods: Mail > Call > Knock.I encourage everyone who wishes to market to parties involved with open probates spend at least a half to a full day at their lids courthouse first.

In fact, NONE of these workshop leaders tell you anything you couldn't get from a good book for a fraction of the cost or right here for free at Bigger Pockets.https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Buying-Selling-Apartment-Buildings/dp/0471684058

But it's actually surprising how similar costs can be for fractional DST ownership vs fixed asset ownership. 

However, volume wise, while all those areas are great, they will only have a fraction of the business volume you have downtown, so I'd probably stick with that.

You might be able to buy a 10,000 SF structure for a fraction and then build it out form a shell under $100 per SF.