While still in it's infancy, real estate crowdfunding really does have the ability to revolutionise the way people invest in real estate and how property groups fund capital for their real estate developments.
As early adopters, the younger generations are going to be some of the first to utilise crowdfunding as a way to invest in property. See why below on the CrowdfundUP blog.
Crowdfunding allows investors to invest in different types of real estate, spanning worldwide geographic locations for as little as $1,000. Young investors, who may just be starting the process of building their investment portfolios or may not yet be able to invest large sums into investment, can use crowdfunding to access real estate deals they otherwise may not have the resources to participate in.
Real estate crowdfunding platforms offer different types of deals, allowing investors the opportunity to only take on risk that they are comfortable with. Younger investors may be interested in more stable development projects, something they are likely to find on a real estate crowdfunding platform.
Younger investors, who have increased knowledge about local real estate markets, may want to determine the types of properties and which parts of the market they are investing in. Real estate crowdfunding platforms allow for control in investment selection, property choice and also access to timely detailed information about various properties.
Crowdfunding is a method of real estate investment that is not only online, but also bypasses traditional practices and middlemen. With a few clicks of a button, investors can invest in real estate anywhere in the world from the comfort of their own living room. Additionally, younger investors have access to commercial real estate deals in networks they may not have previously had access to.
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Sep 25, 2015
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