This is exactly why I posted this on BP so that I can get some constructive criticism.

This is why it's critical to do your proper due diligence.

I agree vetting the promoter is super critical here though.I still own rentals and will keep my A class California properties for cash flow and appreciation.

I have been a critic of Turnkey properties on Bigger Pockets, because I view these properties to be mediocre investments. 

As you know, property management is absolutely critical to a property's performance. 

.• An environment that supports your critical thinking skills.• A democratic supervisor and work environment

Yours seems uneducated, to put it mildly, on some of the basic facets of the TCJA and RE Tax Law in general.

If by the time I am 70 I am worth say 500 million instead of 1 billion but I really lived life in all facets instead of just work,work,work with the business then I will be fine with that.

Once there is a critical mass out there, it'll be easier to justify valuations with an appraiser.

Knowing comps and estimating rehab costs for your projected return targets is critical.