They can bring in up to 10 lenders on one loan, it's called a fractionalized or multi-lender loan. 

There are other groups that promote the same type of groups also for a high cost of entry, but a fraction of what GC asks.  

Here in NE PA, what we pay for houses is a fraction of what many areas of CA pay for a tear down. 

If they do, it's heavily short-term or a just a smaller fraction of the entire portfolio.  

And since it's a fraction of that cost, your going to have school not only fully paid, but your going to use the rest to BUY an average home close by to it, that has several rooms.

But yes, likely less than 5% of them will go on to purchase more than 10 properties, and of that cohort, some fraction will not actually achieve the wealth and freedom that they seek. 

It’s only 1000’s of homes, a tiny fraction of the market. 

A lot of folks on these forums have scratched and clawed there way to success without even having had a fraction of that kind of financial head start.

Why sell to a big corp, when you've got 15 other warm-blooded families trying to buy your house from you.Interesting reading the original Bloomberg article, and you can see ReAlpha intends to fractionalize ownership of these SFR's turned STR's... almost like a distributed REIT using STR's... 

It's a bank set up by bankers for bankers.The Meeting at Jekyll Islandhttps://www.federalreservehist...And a rational public wouldn't allow "fractional reserve banking".We've only gotten away with it since oil was pegged to the dollar.That's the simple part.