When considering P2F, we need to get back to the basics. Its the money in your pocket that is directly responsible for putting a roof over your head and food on your plate. One of the major reasons for wanting to fly a bigger machine is so that we can make more money. But when the situation is such that the airlines are able to get you to pay for a job, what does that tell you about the pilot salaries in future? Are they going to go up or down? Does that make P2F a good or a bad investment? What good are jet hours if they cant help you live a happier life?
A realtor is not going to sell you a home in exchange for your jet experience. He is going to ask for money. Money, that you might not be able to recover once you sink it into a P2F scheme.