This would allow you to basically make your entire retirement savings (if you choose) a shareholder of your real estate development company.  

You don't get a break for being a shareholder. 

Easier to Maintain Than a Corporation-Corporations have strict rules for maintaining their legitimacy, including regular shareholders meetings, directors meetings, and strict keeping of minutes and financial records.

I think we're a couple years away from this but it is where the market is going.The number of shares launched with a security token offering (which is different to an NFT) is arbitrary can any number you like (as long as below any shareholder limits on legal entities you're using).

When I was presented with the business model, I had questioned that eXp was 'too good to be true' so attended the Annual Shareholder's meeting in April and would suggest the same. 

All that comes out of the total cash flow and the amount you get as a dividend.3) Agency Problems - REIT executives are not necessarily 100% aligned with your interests as a shareholder. 4) Size- Probably the biggest disadvantage.

LLCs are always treated as "pass through entities" meaning that the taxes on gains/losses are "passed through" to the individual.Corporations (or "C" Corporations) pay taxes on their net income, and then their shareholders pay taxes again when they receive their share aka dividend.

They are being held as long term rentals for cash flow for the hedge fund shareholders profits.

If you are a corporation shareholders would demand to leverage more and invest more into growth/R&D/marketing to increase top and bottom line. 

In the stock market, thousands of shareholders control the price and self-interested management makes all the decisions.