@Dave Nye I’ve seen a few companies trying to use it to sell fractional shares through digital securities.

Keep in mind it is very competitive.

@Jim Peret The issue is you have to do a lot of marketing to get a hit in this competitive market.

The main way investors are buying rentals that can actually cashflow is they are rehabbing older homes that need a lot of work in which retail buyers would not be in competition. 

Current purchase competition for rehabs makes the #s look ok (not great) for new construction SFH rentals. 

(I know DFW is super competitive right now. )Put down ~$300k, use the remainder to make updates, raise rents.

@Bill Brandt Yes, it is becoming more common to be able to buy fractional shares.Warren Buffet is quite a character and I believe the only reason he has never done a stock split for the A Shares of Berkshire Hathaway is because he likes it that high. 

Banks often fumble multi-unit deals and won't necessarily be the most competitive in rate.

Continue to research your market and see what the competition is charging for similar units in that neighborhood and don't be afraid to adjust accordingly.

Which is the same data as what is offered above...minus a few names and with a whole **** ton more competition.....