This is just a regular turnkey property like a vast majority of other turnkey properties in an area popular for rentals. 

Add in that you can contribute small amounts at a time and the investments are 100% liquid it becomes unbeatable for the vast majority of people

i think the process goes a little like this:Number of landlords < Number of tenantsWhere < means "Vastly less than"Corrupt politicians say "We have no legitimate reason to get involved between landlords and tenants in this situation but..."

I could probably think of a hundred questions to address and I'm a complete novice in this arena.Long story short, you're a 22-year-old kid with zero knowledge, experience, or capital looking at a project so vast in scope that 99% of the commercial developers in this country wouldn't even try it.I hope you can prove me wrong.

Houston is big and one sub-market may be vastly different from another.

The Canadian market is vastly different than the US market.

, Vast majority of the time it is not, landlord does.

People decide to rent vs buying for a wide array of reasons.

The coronavirus is being over hyped by the media way beyond what it is. the vast majority of this has to do with oil and Saudi Arabia.

While I now understand that it isn't as cut and dry as I had initially thought, the numbers you gave seem to be vastly over simplifying the situation.I do also understand that there can be merits to wholesaling and that you do have valid arguments, I was only refuting that one point because I felt there wasn't enough context surrounding those numbers.