@Ian Ippolito is right in that the crowdfunding platforms tend to be selective and only work with experienced sponsors.

Originally posted by @Ian Walsh:I didn't realize people still thought this was illegal.its state specific.. just like HML that come into Oregon thinking they are doing commercial loans on one to four units and therefore do not need NMLS or state license.. well WRONG.. you can see many a hard money lender with big fines and cease and desists. there are 12 states that require it and actually go after HML who think they are exempt..

Quote from @Ian Loonce: You have grounds for termination.

I an a licensed real estate agent with my license on a holding company.

Right now, I am reading a how to buy homes for dummies book in hopes that I can get some good tips on this subject.I would love to see how many Fort Worth-ians are here on BP!

They don’t sell me anything.If I was a agent, which I an not, nor do I desire to be, I believe I would sell at every opportunity, but would also have a place in my heart for “investors”.

And I can tell you first hand that Ian and his team knows what they are doing.

@Ian Jackson and I am speaking about ARV or After Repair Value.

I an a newly licensed agent in the palm beach/Jupiter area if you are interested in referrals to your area and vice versa ..thanks

Thanks for the welcome @Ian Gilligan !!