The other thing folks don't realize is only a fraction of people use the super chargers they are along the highways generally but now just coming into the urban areas at least here in PDX.. they are not meant for daily use.. 

I know several people in the area who put in solar a while ago who say their electric bill became a fraction of what it was before.

Is it just one investor (not fractionalized?)

He knew the property was worth a fraction of what he sold it for (he is an expert in property values).

After going through a similar situation, my understanding of the different entities described here makes me believe that both outcomes were affective for what you are trying to achieve (sepereated liability, personal protection) and if anything, you now have the advantage of letting someone buy half, or another fraction, of your assets without liquidating them. 

Two flips will easily do that if you know what you're doing, and with a fraction of $150k of your money in the deal using good lenders. 

And it has a ripple effect because they operate on fractional lending, which is balanced by the books NOT actual money in the vault, so this $20m loss ALSO effects it's standing on capacity to carry and service an additional $180m or so in lending.   

I manage properties across 6 states-- for myself and my clients-- at a fraction of the cost of the local management companies. 

I see huds from OZ superannation funds ( their version of IRA) were they are selling properties back to turnkey companies for  a fraction of what they paid.

As i don't have a $1,000,000 of cash stashed aside(not even a fraction of that), and as a result would be of no interest to any wholesaler.