Potential homeowners and renters are now prioritizing locations that offer better air quality and are less susceptible to natural disasters such as floods, hurricanes, and droughts. 

Here are some things you may want to prepare an answer for so you're not caught off guard and so you don't reveal potentially sensitive info.Q: "are you going to kick me out?"

But start back and zero if you want for me so I can walk you to your goal...Lastly, price sensitivity hints at low problem solving, scarcity mindset, time value not worth much to yourself (well at least now), so that paradigm will have to shift if you are to become an investment juggernaut.  

Syndications are naturally a higher risk asset class so you should be getting rewarded for taking that risk by getting more return than the stock market.

I let the natural turnover happen and as the new tenants came in then I required deposits from them.

If you bought right, you should get natural appreciation to do it for you.

Transferring title to a non-natural entity of any kind (IV Trust, THT, LLC, Corp., etc.) will not increase your opportunities for attractive financing and typically restrict you to the private money market (low LTV, premium rates and higher fees).

To me that is not proportionate and accountants need to be sensitive to that with their small business/real estate clients and not recommend a one-size-fits-all solution.

That's just the nature of turnkey properties, whether you buy from these guys or anyone else.Given the current market, it makes sense for these providers to shift towards flipping and more value-add projects, despite the increased risk and operational challenges.

And (hopefully) this property will be less sensitive to market corrections, as you mentioned.