Much of what they do is not seen by the owners but felt in indirect terms by the overall performance of the property.

If you are talking smaller projects with 25,000 investments the investors tend to not be as astute and can be more liberal in making investments.The larger investors want to feel security in safety of the property and knowledge and experience of the sponsor.I have formulated contacts directly or indirectly through this site that are individuals with some approaching net worth of 9 figures. 

Keep in mind, some of us are actively up against Wall Street companies like Opendoor investing a ton in direct mail and PPC.

So indirectly, they equal more money.

I am looking for people on this site to pull knowledge and indirect experiance from such as yourself and Joshua.

However, investors pay up to invest in these areas as they are closer to already developed business/restaurants, schools, major employers, and tend to be newer in year build.In the near downtown areas you rarely compete against buy-hold investors... in the before mentioned areas you are in direct competition.To capitalize on opportunities in these areas of the city that require less work and time...

I appreciate your sincere concerns and contribution @KC Zhang and @Jessica Zolotorofe, however, at this time all I've done is purchase stock in a publicly traded indirect subsidiary from a company that builds greenhouses in Colorado for myriad agricultural endeavors one of which is MJ. 

Or do you think that the hundreds of tenants paying rent, plumbers repairing toilets, property managers, realtors, local businesses, and others also played a part in your success, if not directly, then indirectly?

I would think the only circumstance to pre-emptively replace is if you want to do something different, like an on demand or indirect, that would be much harder to do under the gun in an emergency replacement situation.

Isn't feeling good, either directly or indirectly, one of the reasons to involve yourself in RE anyways?