This also lets investors manage maturity dates, guarantor exposure, market exposure and other factors.We service loans on our balance sheet and manage construction draws for all loans we originate.I am happy to answer any additional questions or provide additional insights.

Again, I would say there is no one size fits all, as each have their own risks, i.e. floating rate has interest rate exposure (a rate cap is just a prepayment of that exposure and is temporary), but fixed rate has prepayment penalties.  

If someone is walking down the street and trips on your sidewalk or a  walk way whether its a tenant, delivery person or passerby you are the one who gets sued because its premises liability exposure.

Another user noted in a PM, some of the exposure numbers are incorrect in the case that a borrower has blanket loans (many of these upper tier borrowers do).

Then having 70% of your income exposure in a great investment and at low risk answers your question.  

Explain.I really like this question for discussion Venice, but one very major factor left off is at what risk exposure. 

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @James Wise "Do normal due diligence like appraisal and inspection and you're risk exposure is fairly low.

REITs and crowdfunding platforms seem to be good options if you want exposure without direct management.

To get exposure as a real estate agent see if any experienced agents in your firm would allow you to assist with open houses or handle buyer referrals for them.

It would be wise to ask your CPA the capital gains exposure once this strategy is being executed.