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Why did you choose to launch a crowdfunding portal focused on real estate?
Real estate is in my blood. I'm an architect and urban designer by training, and cut my teeth as a real estate developer in Pittsburgh, on important and challenging projects in neighborhoods that were just a little neglected. These were difficult projects to finance, and yet the community alwa... more
Real estate is in my blood. I'm an architect and urban designer by training, and cut my teeth as a real estate developer in Pittsburgh, on important and challenging projects in neighborhoods that were just a little neglected. These were difficult projects to finance, and yet the community always rooted for them. My hope was that Small Change would become a place to raise capital for community-centric projects - a community bank of sorts. Real estate is a powerful tool and we believe that every developer has the choice to make (or break) a community with their investment. We choose to support the real estate deals that will build better cities.
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Why should I consider a crowdfunding investment in real estate? Why should I consider a crowdfunding investment in real estate?
Apologies for missing this question last month. The holidays slowed me down. I hope you enjoyed yours.
We recently posted a blog on Small Change that addresses your question - it's called Investing long-term, with the crowd. I think you'll find some answers there. And if that's not enoug... more
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How can professional sports athletes benefit from crowdfunding?
Crowdfunding is now allowing athletes to monetize their brand in a way previously unheard of. They can now create campaigns where their fans can invest in their future - and actually trade their holdings on a secondary market, just like you would a regular stock. We've created a landing page for ath... more
Crowdfunding is now allowing athletes to monetize their brand in a way previously unheard of. They can now create campaigns where their fans can invest in their future - and actually trade their holdings on a secondary market, just like you would a regular stock. We've created a landing page for athletes who would like more information on how this can work for them here:
... and here's a link to a podcast episode I did that describes the opportunity further:
The bottom line is this: With approximately 46 million fantasy sports fans out there, crowdfunding is truly a game changer that can provide both athletes and investors with a new path to generational wealth! Thanks!
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Is the new SEC $5 million cap for Reg CF a one-time event?
It's $5 million every 12 months.