What one phrase in this article sets the tone and (conveniently) ignores anyone who has made their wealth in real estate?

(As an aside, I like the colorful phrase "death trap of taxes")

I could see how that kind of indoctrination could limit one's thinking.To clarify, when you say, "so is being a Real Estate Professional," I assume you are referring to the IRS recognition of qualifying real estate professional, rather than to the the public's widely understood meaning of the phrase, correct?  

First - Have a conversation with your CPA to see if will be beneficial. it appears that you are unsure based on the phrase "hoping it would benefit us".

I will end the post with a phrase that, in my opinion, is apt for my experience- “Fool me once, shame on you.

Starting to dream about building a trendy tiny home /  container home community in our local mountain town that has become insanely unaffordable to the  locals.

Since you are a seasoned stock investor, then I'm sure you will agree with the following phrase: "Timing the market does not work, but, Time In the market makes all the difference in the world!

Do you think this is a wave of the future or just a trendy strategy for now?

Kensington is a great area—very trendy and close to the restaurant district off Colley Ave.

Because with detailed plans, examination of alternative causes and getting involved even when the trend is not favorable can make a person start making profits from real estate when he is old as well as when he is young.Good luck!