I ask because I keep a comparison chart of real estate crowdfunding investments, and I’m constantly on the lookout for new and innovative platforms that I haven’t investigated yet.

Hey Ian, probably delayed in this response but there's a meet up here that would be able to answer some of your questions: The City of Boston's Housing Innovation Lab and Department of Neighborhood Development are collaborating with the Boston Society for Architecture to host an ADU Design and Networking event.

For new investors looking to make a splash in the real estate industry, especially in the younger newcomers from what I have seen, delving into the realm of tiny homes presents a unique chance to combine innovation, affordability, and environmental consciousness all while documenting the process to share across their own social media accounts collecting thousands of followers and views that on their own become yet another source of income. 

Exploring innovative strategies is a smart approach.

Just did this for one of our recent UTH projects (UTH are an affordable housing innovation from our company for the development of privately financed rental townhome projects that serve middle-income urban families).

I'm focused on innovating and wanted to hear some of your opinions. 

This contributes to cost savings for property owners and enhances the overall value of the property.In conclusion, the integration of AI into the real estate market is introducing a wave of innovation that promises to redefine the industry.

One solution is the hemp-lime block.The U.S. construction industry is notoriously resistant to change and innovation, frustrating those who want to introduce hemp building to the United States, as it has been used for the past 30 years in Europe.

It's truly the biggest innovation in asset protection that I'm aware of.

I joined Subto back in Nov of 2022 and at the moment I had no idea what I wanted to do and how SubTo would benefit me.