Crowdfunding platforms, like most real estate investors, are becoming more judicious in what they pursue, in light of the potential for higher rates. Take ArborCrowd for example, which was launched in 2017 by Arbor Commercial Mortgage, a Uniondale, New York apartment specialist. It’s raised roughly $20 million for seven transactions, but has passed on what co-founder Adam Kaufman said was hundreds of deals.
Crowdfunding Platforms Preparing for a Potential Market Turn
Mar 8, 2019
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