All jokes aside it would depend on your risk-reward comfortability.

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.

If you have friends or relatives in other areas, leverage their expertise of the area and they can be your boots on the ground (don't abuse their time of course) and you can reward them financially if a great deal comes along!

@Patrick Bergeron The commissioners discussed allowing individuals who recently purchased homes (or were in escrow) to be grandfathered in.

I'm guessing that I'd benefit best by selling them individually, but would prefer to sell them all at once.

@Jacob NovickeIf you are doing them individually, 3.875% all day long. 

Individual licensure with the Office of Financial Regulation for one year will satisfy the experience requirement."

Even with a set funding, there is still a lot of flexibility.Permanent life insurance seems to be a very heated subject with some people saying that it is the worse thing on the market, while other like me and a lot of high net worth individuals and banks are using it as a very powerful tool to increase their return while gaining a lot of tax, asset protection and estate planning advantages.