I would normally recommend, letting it adjust to your benefit.

Wow...really wish I could use the mobile app, but since you only have it for iOS, I guess I'm just up the creek.The number of ways my Samsung Note4 outperforms my previous iPhone and the number of ways it facilitates my REI activities that the iPhone couldn't are too numerous to list.  

What are the benefits to the seller?

The appearance of exclusivity is I think the biggest benefit to many.  

I would rather give others the benefit of the doubt, and let them speak for themselves.  

On the flip side, appreciation can be a nice added benefit which will at least hedge inflation in most markets.At this point I think they are both great options, just different.

And you get the benefit of having over 100 past ones to catch up on.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

(Which is another reason forums such as Bigger Pockets are so valuable to us for feedback.)One point was raised in the discussion that I'd be interested in getting more input on.As an accredited investor, I'm more inclined to make a few larger investments than numerous smaller ones.

I am one investor of several (among them, my family trust, my ERISA investment LLC, and private family investors), as well as the managing member.You set up such syndication entities by clearly establishing their purpose and goals, the benefits to investors, the exit strategy, the management strategy, and the processes for handling disputes, change in membership due to estate or bankruptcy of a member, the process for winding-down a series, and the overall exit strategy.  

@Paul Doherty You clearly understand the benefits of leveraging.