Your business owns a fraction of the property (investment) within an llp.

You're essentially selling a tenant on a deal only to receive a fraction of what you could (in most cases) for selling them the property.

This is sort of similar to a post I made a few months ago (sorry), but there is a difference...If you invest in fractionalized notes (is that the correct term?)

They may be willing to pay a fraction of the lease in exchange for being removed from the obligation. 

As close as possible to what the actual appraisal value would be, but at a fraction of the price. 

You could probably create your own wordpress site or squarespace for a fraction of the cost and get similar results.

I currently own a "fractional interest" in a beachfront condo in Cabo San Lucas that we use 1-2 weeks out of the year.  

I currently own a "fractional interest" in a beachfront condo in Cabo San Lucas that we use 1-2 weeks out of the year.

If you can get a robot to paint a unit for a fraction of the price of a contractor then why wouldn't you choose that route.

I have found them to be much more educational and engaging than any of the Meetups I've attended, unless you're a fan of drinking, not learning anything, and being pitched to sign up for expensive training or asked to work for someone else for a fraction of what you would be paid on your own.