This entry treats real estate crowdfunding from the capital-deployment angle: an investor systematically allocating capital across crowdfunded deals and platforms to earn investment returns, rather than the individual dipping into a single project.
Log in to followBeen building the first deal budget for months and I finally ran the crowdfunding version side by side against the small rental version, because at some point I have to pick a lan…
I've got 40k in cash set aside for crowdfunded real estate and I've been circling it for about six weeks. Two candidates on my list. Platform A is a pooled fund, roughly 1% annual…
Reading a debt offering on one of the deal-by-deal platforms and the numbers under it are bothering me more the longer I sit with them. The deal: first position bridge loan on a 2…
Signed up on two platforms last week. One took me straight in, 10 dollar minimum on a pooled fund. The other put a form in front of me asking me to certify income over 200k or a n…
I've been running short-duration debt notes across three platforms for about two years. 85k deployed, average stated rate 9.4%, average term at origination 9 months. On paper that…
I've got 15k sitting from a good year in the business, and there's a chance I'll want it for equipment in about two years. Not a certainty, maybe 40%. That rules out most of what…
I've got 3k I can commit and no property, no experience, and a lot of tabs open, so this is my first move of any kind. What I've found: one platform will let me into a pooled fund…
I want real estate exposure that doesn't turn into a second job, so crowdfunding looked like the obvious place to start. Where I've landed: one pooled fund, 1k minimum, roughly 1%…