Not sufficient for individuals' identification always, though.

Hi Tyler,I am going to have to agree with some of the individuals above. 

When attending the various sessions, I learned many individuals started their journey with house hacking.

While I agree with what Noah shared about the individual with millions in the bank being able to make the $10K risky investment without a poor outcome impacting them, the capital raisers are not going to the investors with millions in the bank.

You can influence your investment's performance through property improvements, rent adjustments, and savvy management... something you can't quite do with an annuity tied to obscure indexes.An Individual Retirement Account (IRA), particularly a Self-Directed IRA, can be used to invest in real estate and employ leverage to potentially enhance returns.

It’s up to individuals though, to get serious and learn things properly.

I've researched that some individuals will build, put the build in a 30-year mortgage with a bank, pull out the equity and repeat the process in another build.

Also, It can’t be subdivided and the duplexes won’t be able to be sold off individually.

This applies to house hunters for construction crews (or high-value individuals), insurance claim relocation specialists, and nursing contract placement coordinators. 

Why not invest in a fund or syndication vs. a single individual?