This is s good observation.

My wife and I decided to move to our land in South Texas and I was able to observe the problem up close and came to embrace the vision of the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging.

CA #'s, that's been my observation of things.

One observation is that @David Dachtera changed his argument.

This is consistent with data from sources like Zillow, Redfin, and the local Santa Barbara Association of Realtors.However, when I go to "Pick Markets" and select Santa Barbara, the median home price listed is $620,000, which doesn’t align with what I’ve observed locally.

We will continue to observe the performance of this property and eventually will build a second house next to it.

And after observing @Benjamin Aaker in action I love how he manages his debt. 

The market isn't going to take off and leave you behind tomorrow--you have time to take this slow and learn, observe, and review offerings without making an investment until you are ready. 

I have 3 properties and that seems to be what I have observed at least with mine in the Phoenix Arizona market. 

I do not know how the two may overlap and I can only comment on what I've observed in the Philadelphia market, but if the Philadelphia values I've seen in past social media posts and the limited financials available through their filings pertain to REIT owned assets, I can't foresee a scenario where the investors receive anywhere close to the share prices in the event the entire portfolio were liquidated.