Unlike a lot of popular cash flow markets, it has a growing population, growing jobs (pre COVID) and a modern, diverse economy.

Because it is helping to promote a mentality among tenants that will not correct itself.

Depending on the classification, you have a diverse revenue stream( Food and Bev, parking, events,) Cons: As said before, these are business with a RE component.

If so, find ways to diversity.

Commercial real estate in my opinion it’s so much more diverse than residential.

How strong is its economy (job growth, rent growth, economic diversity, things like that), how do the laws treat property owners, how much new construction is happening vs demand for new housing stock, and so on.

I don't think the promote/incentive structure would change at all, best to keep everyone's interest aligned. 

I don't want to promote other business.

How do we increase diversity in home ownership when we live in an area where an “average” house costs 900K?  

But if I am supplying the equipment, then suddenly I am a quasi-sponsor/promoter of the activity(ies), and I don't want that on my resume when someone drowns and the lawsuits start flying.My rental agreement is also very specific about the inherent risks associated with being near the water, that children can drown in very shallow water, they are to be supervised at all times by adults who know how to swim, and the guest holds the homeowner harmless from any and all accidents/injuries/fatalities resulting from the water.Water is serious business.