What are you seeing as Reg A+/Crowdfunding rules roll out?
Hi guys, 

I'm working on some research about crowdfunding in commercial real estate, especially in the restaurant world. 

What are you seeing as far as this new-er type of financing option begins to mature. I see there are a couple big names (Fundrise, Realty Mogul, Patch of Land) out there, but curious to see if anyone has worked with them or seen alternate crowdfunding options out there. 

It still seems to be available to only accredited investors, and the democratizing effects of Reg A+ haven't quite hit the mainstream. Is that what you're seeing as well? 

Thanks!
[{"id": "d1v3vtm", "text": "Great Questions. Regulations A+ is hitting the mainstream, however it is not related to real estate crowdfunding. It lives in the realm of products and services, such as Elio motors. Title III goes live on May 16, 2016. This is a big deal because unaccredited investors will be allowed to invest. \n\nRegarding real estate crowdfunding, it is likely that there will not be traction in the unaccredited space due to restrictions on types of investment vehicles that qualify under Title III. That said Fundrise was innovative in their e-Reit and I predict that this trend will continue.\n\nAll the best in your research. You can learn more on my blog at www.thecrowdfundingcounselor.com", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "d1y89u8", "text": "You should hunt down u/JonInfobrij and his company http://infobrij.com/. Not sure how relevant they are to you but I randomly pm'd him and he sent a really friendly reply so I am sure he would be happy to chat. \n", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]