Congrats!<p>I really like the site and the concept. Two things:<p>1.) How do you make money? As a potential investor, I wish this was more transparent. One of the reasons I use Betterment and Wealthfront for equities is that their fees are very clear on their homepage. Because real estate has a history of hidden fees, I think it's important to highlight this right away.<p>2.) What does "$235m+ in Transactions" mean? Closed through RealCrowd? In funding? Previous closes with the principals of the company?<p>Wish you guys the best of luck, and am excited to watch you grow!
This is really great! One comment I would have is that it'd be great if you had more educational materials.<p>Your site eases entry into this type of investing for folks that might technically fall under the accredited investor umbrella but never have taken advantage of that fact, and don't know the in's and out's of real estate investing. For example, the deal structure for a particular offering has a really brief description in the mouseover text, but I couldn't find it explained anywhere in detail.
Fintech entrepreneurs: If you want to help solve the underfunded pension crisis in the world, and/or help increase the wealth of the bottom 95% work on building a product that allows non-accredited investors to crowd fund real estate, where the investors own 100% of the property and the sponsors earn a fee for managing it.<p>If the bottom 95% were allowed to crowd fund real estate wealth would very quickly be more evenly distributed.