We once had a tenant in an SFR rowhouse who kept 30 sacks of rice on the kitchen floor, plus cereal in the original cardboard boxes in the bottom cabinets, then complained of mice. 

This is an "ad platform" model, and the one many project-driven issuers are using as it is exempt from all regulation (the offerings themselves still have to comply with SEC rules and state securities dealer laws, but the portal itself is free from oversight so long as it conducts business legally).There is a lot of internal industry debate about which is the best and there is disagreement among securities attorneys knowledgeable in the space about what is required.  

I am more concerned of this from the point of an issuer.

However, Reg D compliance actually protects the issuer as it is a safe harbor, the issuer utilizing a non safe harbor private placement exemption subjects his offering to interpretation by security regulatory agencies.All this is of little concern to the passive participant as long as he obtains full disclosureWhat is of more concern is the licensing, if any, needed to broker, manage, and service notes.Purchase of existing notes, whether residentential or commercial requires no license.

The advantage is that issuers can raise money from non-accredited investors who represent 93% to 97% of the population depending on which statistics you look at.  

The issuer?   

Well Jessica Hood, most crowdfunding platforms are very stringent as to who they allow on their platform as an issuer/sponsor.

I will say single bedroom units and studios can be a challenge to keep rented depending on the area, but the closer you to desirable things the easier renting a cardboard box becomes.

Attendees who were promised a personal photo with Trump received only the chance to take a photo with a cardboard cutout.

Throw out some cardboard boxes on the curb you may get multiple offers to buy em ;)  I CAN'T SAY THIS LOUD ENOUGH 2016 WILL BE A STELLAR YEAR TO SALE IF YOU ARE THINKING OF CASHING IN SOME INVENTORY GUYS!