It looks like a very functional platform at a good price, though I'm not ready to switch quite yet.Re: it not finding your properties, have you reached out to tech support about it?  

They are a platform for STOs to launch on and on of their projects they announced was tokenized real estate.

The whole goal is to build your thought leadership platform, Joe Fairless's book is incredible as well.

LP in syndicated dealsBelow is a snapshot of a few commercial multi-family syndication deals currently available on a crowdfunding platform:$12.5M primary market new condo developmentHold period: 2.5YTarget IRR: 22%Equity Multiple: 1.65Year 1 CoC return: N/A$4.7M primary market apartment community light rehabHold period: 2-5YTarget IRR: 16-20%Equity Multiple: 1.5-1.9Year 1 CoC return: 2.9%$18M tertiary market apartment community value addHold period: 3-5YTarget IRR: 18.2%Equity Multiple: 2.11Year 1 CoC return: 7%$34M tertiary market apartment community value addHold period: 7YTarget IRR: 16.5%Equity Multiple: 2.43Year 1 CoC return: 7.4%ObservationsRiskIn a vacuum, the types of projects being carried out by the syndication sponsors are inherintly riskier (new construction and varying levels of renovation).

With other platforms (Zelle, Venmo, etc) you can run into payment limits, or certain banks that they don't work with. 

While I'm fortunate to already have some great friends/mentors in the field, my hope is that BP can be a platform to expand my current network and to develop other strong relationships.  

The Ideas Already in place: -Brokers -Online websites such as equity funding platforms -Private Banking Firms -Relationships PPM document creator has with other investors -Forums-Companies that sell lists-Opt-in accredited investor databases-Firms that do the marketing with you (must be licensed)-FINRA broker-dealers-Individual securities brokers-Registered Investment Advisers-Private equity firms-"finders" for capital.

I never push a poor tenant on a landlord unless it is a second chance opportunity in which the landlord works with less than stellar tenants.I've had comparable amounts of tenant issues stemming from both subsidy and private and most of those could've been avoided with screening.

Has anyone here ever successfully used Turo (or any other platform to rent out personally owned cars) to rent out and profit from cars bought specifically for the purpose of putting on Turo?

Their whole platform is designed to make investing easy...and with that...you're paying more.