Two of my 3 homes were in Corona, which is a city that boarders Riverside, where Aaron's profile says he's from (or at least invest in this area), and I can tell you with confidence that there is NOTHING in the Inland Empire that remotely resembles his rental numbers. 

Basically, what you are asking is, "Should I ditch my investment because I'm taking some classes and it might vaguely resemble work?"

Ive searched all over the net, there are no other opportunities that exist that resemble this.

The language while somewhat common is not uniform so details do matter.The brief recital above is out of context to the rest of the text but does not resemble a conveying clause which would typically contain words such as "convery, grant, sell, warrant...etc".  

Your properties should be classesExpense categories should resemble those on a schedule E (assuming you’re a single member LLC) or the Form 1065, at a minimum.

Yucca has an STR moratorium, so that sucks. 29 is legit though, I havea literally been to openings there that resemble LA, and a buddy of mine who is a DJ from LA DJ's at the bakery out there (he owns an STR).29 is up and coming.

Now LA city proper would resemble SF when you unpack the numbers within the city limits.

Smaller the tiles, or anything resembling a pattern it goes way up. 

I've sold them several properties acting in the capacity of a wholesaler and that doesn't resemble the quality of work they do.My belief is that their either managing that property for a investor and there helping them sell or they picked it up as a wholesale deal and there trying to turn it quick without doing a full rehab thats the reason there more than likely offering to remedy any and all problems..As well you may want to confirm thats actually a B-class neighborhood because I don't think they operate in B-class area's.If I can be of any assistance let me know!!!

Airbnb-type rentals most closely resemble either sleeping rooms, which are not allowed in the city, or bed-and-breakfasts, which require a special use," city spokesman Dan Ferrelli said.