To add another twist to this, it seems that Real Estate Licensees get special consideration as rental activities including acquisition, sale, and management of those rental properties may be considered NON PASSIVE (active) due to the professional occupation. -- I am a real estate broker.

All of these would be commercial products.

As excited as I was with the finished product, I really got excited after getting the appraisal and seeing the power of forced appreciation.  

That seemed too confusing to me, specially when I read the reviews of the actual turnkey in the area I was looking into (ABC properties)@Tom Ott:I am actually looking into Smartland.

Made low 7 figures over the years in profits pushing various health products on Facebook Ads, Google Adwords etc. as an affiliate.

However, I do not go about telling other investors to avoid such investments or make blanket statements that all advisors associated with conventional financial products are just out to make a buck and do not have their clients best interest in mind. 

Even the production Builders are 6 to 8 months. 111 psf?

Sure, it can help if you're talking to people to mention that you are a broker, but outside of that, you don't get any special privileges or knowledge just from earning your RE license. 

She specializes in the JoCo area. 

I fined that most commercial offices have one or two brokers that specialize in MFR - As to talk to them.