It is an investment vehicle, not your retirement home. 

From the Austin-American Statesman:"In one of the largest economic development projects in Austin’s history, electric automaker Tesla says it will build a $1.1 billion assembly plant in Travis County that will employ 5,000 people.Wages at the factory — to be located on 2,100 acres off Texas 130 and Harold Green Road — will start at $35,000 annually, counting benefits, bringing job opportunities and investment to a southeastern portion of the county that officials say is sorely in need of them.It will produce the electric vehicle maker’s upcoming Cybertruck electric pickup, as well as be a second site to build its Model Y SUV.

Real estate is a pretty forgiving investment vehicle and I know any small calculating errors will be erased with time.I did make an exception recently.

For example, your investor could use a self directed 401k or IRA to invest and those vehicles don’t get depreciation benefits.

Well, there isn't really a vehicle in my state for allowing a business entity to hold an individual's license as a corporate asset.

They are both different investment vehicles with different purposes.

What is the POINT of your investment path and vehicles?

I'm doing note investing for vehicles, student loans, and mortgages (mobile home parks, apartments, homes).

Using equity in a home and leveraging that money at a cost of say 4.5% and putting it into a profit producing vehicle with a high yield is the essence of arbitrage and a great use of leverage if done wisely and not in a dice rolling investment.

They are your vehicle for guests learning about you, trusting you, and booking your property.