Hi everyone,My name is Alex, I’m one of the founders of technology platform fractionalizing single family rental properties to give more people the opportunity to benefit from real estate investing.We're looking to partner with a real estate developer or wholesaler in the Phoenix, Arizona area to secure the first home to sell to our user base (220+ interested buyers).I'm curious what your thoughts are on our startup and welcome any feedback. 

You can create privacy with ADUs and I would argue only a small fraction of buyers really want a garage.

Why I like buying notes is that I'm buying that debt at a fraction of what is owed, but the borrower still owes the full amount.  

I'm on my way with BP, a wealth of information, and a fraction of the cost. 

This lending/borrowing on notes by small dealers often gets into fractionalized interests as they can't raise capital from one player.

The dates of the first sale will be your weather bell.There is another strategy that is slowly gathering steam for situations just like this using fraction TIC products that have a buyback provision.  

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I am quite interested, I would do my due diligence before proceeding.I think the difference is these are NOTE  partnerships or fractional with multiple investors on one note.. 

The Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), created in 2004 by the IRS Revenue Ruling 2004-86, allows for fractional ownership of real estate assets.

Is using these fractional share investments a good “safety valve” if the purchase of a real property 1031 falls through?