I know Michael and a few of his team members and I have seen great fruit come out of their organization.

Nurses are doctors are the true heroes right now so I make sure to have a welcome basket for them (a six pack of beer, bottle of wine, snacks etc) when they arrive.

That's how Wall Street does it -- a large number of notes, diversified by location, time of investment and other factors.Most people aren't comfortable putting all their eggs into one basket, or putting their money into a fund controlled by the manager (who can suspend distributions at any time), and with something like Groundfloor you don't have to.

It's what I call the low hanging fruit. 

It's a huge accomplishment and it's always best not to put all your eggs in one basket.

Spoken from someone that started with the "low hanging fruit" turnkey investing. 

And they work without an accountability of their action. 100% and the basket of goods that they use to calculate the CPI changes all the time. 

It's like having a guide to help us navigate the real estate game and make better decisions.Lesson 1: Don't Put All Your Eggs in One BasketImagine you have a basket filled with eggs.

I definitely wouldnt want all my eggs in one big, expensive basket!

Others rather sit back and enjoy the fruits of their labor...