Since credit/background check is usually one lump sum you just end up running it on each individual.

You can purchase a property individually or in LLC in 46 states across the country. 

I know in my office there's the Board of Equalization (BOE) made up of a variety of individuals in Real Estate to provide outsider opinion on a case by case basis.

Is it accurate to say that a person (non-accredited investor and lead on the property purchasing/fixing/reselling) is capable of reaching out to others privately (say, individuals in the home construction business who are also non-accredited investors) and gathering a group of them to help invest in said property that will be fixed/sold, without any issues from the SEC such as licensing or requiring accreditation? 

Great deals can come from a property owned in an LLC or individual. 

For example, 3 groups of 5 people: You would have to work with 12 individuals to acquire, manage, and exit (maybe) on just 3 properties.Theft.

Hotels selling their individual rooms to investors and seem to be minimal cash flow business but a completely hands-off investment.

I am worried that the same might be applicable if I invest as an individual rather than business.

Sold individually the property gets more value, but that means two sales, so more effort.

Forgot to mention that the units have their individual Assessor ID number.