Rents are too low to sustain expenses of a home  costing that amount .

You might have seen an uptick but I doubt it will be sustainable based only on the opinions of a few celebrities and/or podcast (as influential as it is). 

I'm not sure how you can grow cashflow and portfolio at a sustainable pace without figuring a new source of capital.  

Definitely PG has good potential for cashflow, sustainable growth.Would you be interest to have a coffee meetup?

But I'd be interested in the sustainability (vacancy, long term tenants) aspect of it compared to two $250k homes you could rent for $2.5k each not including $15-20k in renovations (each). 

I'd say if you do it right, you'll start with a focus on one thing and end up resonating with something totally different.

I agree that this is one of the strangest situations I have ever seen.I have tried to figure out what would motivate a bank to follow this predictable path not once but multiple times.Maybe it is just wishful thinking on the part of the lenders... as they all seem to still have their head in the sand regarding any sustainable recovery and home prices stablizing let alone increasing.

I'm not a lawyer so I don't understand how you can successfully defend that the LLC isn't an "alter-ego" of yourself to sustain the corporate veil of the LLC. 

I want to improve the tenants quality of life and sustain the buildings for longer use which helps us.

Think "sustainability".