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 followEvery unit I've bought taught me something new to worry about, and this one I can't find a straight answer on. I'm looking at moving some cash into crowdfunded deals instead of bu…
I've been tracking a book of 14 equity deals across three platforms, targets ranging 11 to 16 percent IRR. The realized and marked blend is coming in around 8. Nothing has gone to…
Construction is what I know, so when the sponsor update said cost overruns on a value-add rehab I understood the substance. What I don't understand is my side of it. I hold roughl…
I've been looking at land and holding patterns mostly, and crowdfunding came up as a way to park capital while I wait. What I can't sort out is that some platforms take $10 or $50…
Underwriting is what I spend my days on, so I want to sanity check the portfolio construction side rather than the deal side. If a typical equity offering has some real probabilit…
Two offerings sitting side by side on the same platform. One is a senior loan on an apartment building, 10% annual interest, 24 month term, $1,000 minimum. The other is equity in…
A few flips in and I'm hitting the ceiling on what I can fund myself, so I'm looking at going passive on some of my capital. The platform pages say things like "no investor fees"…