Your future is competing against hotel suites and perpetually newer, fancier condos, as well as your neighbor renting his for 100 bucks a night because he's desperate.  

They have their own kitchens, they're living like real adults, access to a back yard, a front porch; all of these things will perpetually be attractive to them.

However, one side fails to realize that by artificially constraining the lot rent of a community, the owner is perpetuating the community’s eventual demise.

There isn't a lot of context right here but if you have a 30% equity position let's say that 300k can do a lot for you. you can build single family homes in my market in columbus ohio in perpetuity cash and make 10x what you make from owning real estate. real estate is a get rich slow strategy by owning I'd get more active and start a syndication. there are way better ways to earn 6 or 7 figures in this industry. don't listen to anyone who is behind you. 

in our market in Columbus Ohio with this amount of capital you could build new builds 2 a year and make the same amount of money in profits approx 50-70k per new build and put that to rentals in perpetuity every year another 100-140k depending on floorplan and land cost or you could build rent refinance repeat over and over that's the approx liquidity requirement to do one every 8-9 months that we recommend.

Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.

Are you raising for more single purpose funds and SPVs or perpetual open ended? 

A common thread is the floating Purchase Option Price, perpetually remaining just outside of reach.

The other 10% are scammers, or have mental issues, or have perpetual money problems, or are career criminals, or psychopaths, or have massive entitlement issues, lack anger management, or are spousal abusers, or can’t hold a job, or don’t want to work, etc.  

Be aware of excuse makers, people who will seem bothered by you verifying what they say, perpetually late people, people who seem so busy they always have 'something going on'.