Some suburban communities are pretty stable, but generally, Cleveland is a fraction of what it once was.

If you're an investor and have really thought about this idea, you'll realize that there is certainly a potential market for this, but that creating it would be a daunting task.The biggest issue is that the complexities of bringing together even a fraction of the investment properties available in a single location is huge.

@Jonathan VillegasLike most commission-based learning programs, Renatus has some merit and value but you can do much better for a fraction of the cost by networking with agents, wholesalers and investors at your local clubs and meetups.

In addition to what is there, there is a false god that fractional ownership (everyone can buy a token) provides a useful benefit.

If their inspection finds the roof in acceptable shape they may be able to service it and prolong its life for another few years at a fraction of the cost.

Even then, the number of properties we can do this with is only a fraction of our business.

The idea is this is not agreed to as fractional ownership, each party believes they are getting "full" interest from the preceding party.

Sometimes you see fractional interests come on the market. 

Seems like a very attractive alternative and a fraction of the price.

For me I mentored with a 30 year HML in Oakland circa 1980's and then ended up owning the company. .but it was up and running  250 investors and 50 million on the books.. and in CA you can legally fractionalize the debt instrument so we only paid interest on the money when it was out.Second version that I started I used the Bank LOC's and we started with 1 million in cash and 4 million dollar line of credit...