yeah I have been a subscriber for a few years now, the software is so simple but the presentations look like it took hours to do, very professional looking and customizable.

And forgive me I’m not a subscriber to WSJ so didn’t get to read the entire article.

The complaints of note investors trying to purchase or invest in notes via crowdfunding platforms is that by the time they see the listing, the investment has been fully subscribed.  

There are many free reports you can subscribe to like :Marcus & Millichap,  https://www.yardimatrix.com , CBRE  etc. 

We tend to subscribe to one or the other depending on which side of the fence the we are on. 

It is inspiring seeing someone else subscribing to a morning routine and how they make a successful life out of it.   

My day job is with SiriusXM thanks for subscribing!

But to answer your question, if it's only a small amount of equity, why not just present it to your top investors, the ones you are most sure of and then if you don't fill it, move down the list until it's subscribed?

As landlord, I subscribe to such services.

I now subscribe to the ONE note one investor rule or FUND ... but that's me personally and who cares what I think anyway.. right ?