The advantage is that you are relying on Alphaflow to pick the investments, and they provide diversification and a centralized reporting system.  

For that 10K investment you may want to read a blog I wrote about an investment I made with a company that provides co-ownership in a portfolio of 10 rental properties for instant diversification.  

Maximum 65% loan to value, hundreds of loans in the portfolio for instant diversification, and ability to withdraw money quarterly after only one year locked down.

Focusing on diversification and smart investment is something that becomes more important once you've already built up a nest egg and it's less relevant when you're relatively new out of school and still building your wealth.You'll hear a lot of people say stuff like "oh you can invest that money in the market and make more than 6% and you can pay the student loans with the difference."  

This is commonly referred to as a diversification exchange.Example - You bought a duplex for 100K and now after holding it long enough to get cap gains treatment you're ready to sell for 200K.  

Another aspect to consider is industry diversification, if one or two industries supply the majority of work you'll be intrinsically tied to their success or failure.

What I really like about this is the diversification, and that the managers interests are nearly completely aligned with me (the investor).

I like the diversification of 10 homes, versus 1.

Diversification helps lower risk to some degree.

This is the most hands off (read: passive) approach I've yet found to own rental homes, and it creates instant diversification for reduced risk.