I have begun to play in this arena, found an awesome local Cleveland, Ohio Platform - they have an awesome Q&A area, really simple to digest and understand.

Very professional freelance platform to get your job done.

It involves a crowdfunding platform in which I buy into a portfolio of 10 rental properties the managers already own.

Big difference between platform and portal.

hey folks; 1st-time poster here.i began an interest in RE investing about 3 mos ago. in that time, i've watched countless vids, read countless articles & how-to's, been to a few local meetups (REIA & the sort), started to study this amazing site, etc. i'm particularly interested in beginning my ventures in "wholesaling". it seems to be the best fit for my situation currently.one issue i face: i'm pretty-much brand new to social media. i started accts on several SM platforms and spend a good deal of my time trying to learn each particular medium - i know almost nothing about (insta, twit, LI, etc). i've been told repeatedly they're good to have for marketing.another issue: much of the investing information i have gathered thus far comes from people outside of my state (those pesky courts, right?)

Given that his goal is "creating a financing platforms as to enable the deficit agents in real estate get funded without no extra cost and waste of time" I'm gonna wager it's a scam.

However, I recently invested with a crowdfunding platform that lets me be a co-owner in a portfolio of 10 performing rental properties in the same mid-west city.  

I believe that it's an old school approach to the modern platforms like listsource. 

For example I recently started investing via a crowdfunding platform in portfolios of 10 properties, which I co-own with other investors and the managers.  

I'm thankful for BiggerPockets platform