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Devika Shah
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I have got a deal now what ?

Devika Shah
  • Streatham, London
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I am starting out new and I am interested in acquiring agriculture land with investors money in few countries. I have  advantage of knowing area, country and certain restrictions which would not let everybody acquire these lands. 

 Given it would be buy and hold strategy and long term investment. How likely would it be possible for investor to get involved  ? 

I am stuck at " I have got a deal! " Now what ? mode.

 What is the best way to get people to invest in an international property ? What are the things they would be looking ? What is the maximum time one would be willing to invest without return. 

What would be good way to structure deal and if there are any equity backed crowdfunding platform where one can advertise such deals?

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Ian Ippolito
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Ian Ippolito
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@Devika Shah, best of luck to you. There currently are no true buy-and-hold crowdfunding marketplaces (although there are a few, such as Home Union, that are trying to do something close to this model). Also, most specialize in US real estate, so they don't offer agricultural investments. Your best bet might be to look for an overseas crowdfunding marketplace (which I am not as familiar as, as the US marketplaces).

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