I can't say whether the others out there are good or bad (and there seem to be a lot of them cropping up) as I haven't had any experience with them. 

But for me, it separates the cream from the crop...

So what you have now is a whole new crop of turnkey companies.

Some others that I don't know the legality of in any given area but that you might look into would be parking spaces or urban farming/ gardening, in non-covid times you might be able to lease the land in exchange for a share of the profits from whatever crops are grown and sold at a farmers market.

With this property I have 4 income streams with the crop rent, hunting lease with adjacent property across the road, timber harvest, and the tiny home lot.  

@Lane Forhetz  lending is just all coming full circle  most of us HML lost millions between 08 and 2010 when refi's froze.. so we are pretty jaded to do this type of transaction these days.. but you have a whole new crop of lenders who were not around then and so off you go.. take what is given and use it to your advantage.  

I get the feeling these properties are what is "leftover" once the cream of the crop properties have been hand picked and purchased.

That will help, although I would crop the picture so it doesnt look like a screen shot!

I know immigrants are not lazy (as Trump suggests) and it's this drive of doing better, the inner spirit/hustle that keeps a constant new crop of smart young kids, from top universities from around the world, to move here (and yes, its difficult, ageism in the Silicon Valley does exist, so developing a side-hustle, is important as we age)... that's why I enjoy listening to Bigger Pockets!

Sometimes newbies don't get the creme of the crop.