Investing in tokenized real estate  through a direct property units. Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons for this investment
Pros:
- Direct Ownership: Investors have a more direct connection to the specific property, potentially allowing for higher returns if the property performs
- Targeted Investment: Allows investors to choose specific properties that match their investment criteria, such as location, type, or potential for appreciation.
- Potential for  Higher Returns: Focused investment in a single property can yield higher returns, especially if the property is in a high-demand area.
Cons:
- Higher Risk: Exposure to individual property risks, including fluctuating market conditions, tenant issues, and specific property maintenance challenges.
- Management Responsibilities: Unless a management service is arranged, token holders may need to participate in decisions related to property management.
- Liquidity Issues: Depending on the platform and market conditions, selling tokens for a specific property might be harder than selling tokens of a diversified REIT.