Looking over the spreadsheet, it seems a little difficult to compare as it seems like it takes an apples to apples comparison where it assumes that if I did not buy a say, $1.5M multifamily, I would be paying 1% of that amount in rent if I kept renting.

You can see the difference as soon as you get in the program - I was genuinely shocked how helpful everyone was in the program and how the students all seem to lift each other up.

You'll need to compare apples to apples. 40k seems like a low number to design, furnish and amenitize a competitive short term rental projected to do $100k. 

Raising money was like picking apples and investors don’t careInvestors need to be more diligent going forward if they want to truly understand their risk

Once the property has over 6 months of seasoning, these restrictions are usually lifted.

I have heard developing an rv park one should budget $30k per space, which seems high to me but, all the 50 amp underground power, waste plumbing, possible lift stations, pads for rv's concrete use areas, pavement, landscaping, engineering, surveys, sitework etc, maybe?

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Make sure you are trying to compare apples to apples.

The question was - which should someone put money into - this is an unanswerable question because each person's situation is so different and these two products are, as others have said, comparing apples and oranges.  

I don’t  know you but in my experience those people have a fear or doubt in their own abilities and want to know if this will get them over that hump to reap benefits they’re looking for. example: I know plenty of people who swear by drinking apple cider vinegar every morning and the benefits - but that isn’t for me and that’s fine.