Therefore, I have a hard time committing to a house hack which contributes greatly to my problem of raising capital for a conventional mortgage with a 20%+ down payment instead of alternatives such as an FHA. 

I have one investment starting to head down this path now on the non-judicial side, but no real experience yet (fortunately).PPR note buying is usually more of a long term commitment than investing in 506 house flips and usually involving larger investments.  

The last part they showed us a TED talk and we had to write on a paper what I want to do before dying...then we had to stick these words to the "commitment wall"...Lastely, they ask us if we d like a one on one strategy the next day during the lunch (yes we are hard worker who saccrifies even lunch for what we want).

But I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and chalk the shortsightedness of your analogy up to overly simplistic reasoning.It goes without saying that one doesn't care at all whether the experience of ordering pizza is a pleasant one, but the same cannot be said about purchasing property, spending $50-$100k, making a serious investment or commitment to a years-long project, etc. 

It will be a commitment of time, effort, & resources, but the returns could be greater.

Verify the purchase price, potential rental income, and operating costs to determine whether it’s truly profitable.Understand Debt: Taking on $500,000+ in debt is a serious commitment.

It sounds like you’ve already made great strides with your four long-term rentals and that you’re committed to learning and expanding your portfolio, even from afar.

Just curious - why would the landlord be held liable if a tenant commits a sex offense ? 

I signed a commitment to sell based off of those figures.

Currently, East English Village home prices are up, and the neighborhood committee is committed to building up the area.