When buying a single house, you are likely not receiving any type of discounts in regards to property management, materials, leasing etc.Take the same $50,000 to invest into a passive deal, even though you may only own a fraction of the asset, you are achieving the scale of having many other investors invest along side you.

thank you James, good to be welcomeI am looking into few different types, fixer-uppers, multi-family rentals and a very particular branch, properties which can be used in "fractional ownership"I have a very special deal ready to develop, and need 3M$.

I know this because I have this agreement sitting in front of me ready to sign for a fraction of the total amount owed.

Like with Bill every time I bring up a fractionalized Bene DT in CA ... we have a little snit over it...

They would get wifi and Internet phone for a fraction as it would be split between the all residents.

That just creates more problems, not fewer problems.Think of it as multiplying two fractions -- the product is always going to be smaller than each of the multipliers.

The fraction of homes bought by investors is negligibly small and cannot move the market.

I quit doing the main house after Derby this year because I was seeing so much competition at rates a fraction of what I'd need to make it worth it.

... or you could signup as an investor with Lending Home (you need to be accredited) and buy their notes (on a fractional basis, so you can spread funds across as many notes as you want).

If the returns proposed by S2A were even fractionally attainable, the big boys would be all over this, imo.