He's the most knowledgable person about crowdfunding sites and the different deal types that I've personally encountered (who is not employed by and/or has ownership in any of the platforms).

If you do not have a side income, and the platform hasn't raised significant funding, the next couple of years are going to be very tough.  

It has been suggested to me that crowdfunding is the best way to go, since this product doesn't fit the normal lending program boxes, even though it is solid and profitable business.Who can suggest the most likely crowdfunding platform to successfully fund an ongoing program of these highly profitable REOs?

Also this is a perfect platform for you share your deals and attract investment I would guess :)

welcome on this platform @Stephen Heine. 

Hi @Matt Kowske, I'm a Controller for a PM company, currently researching the state of the art, all the major platforms (Buildium, Appfolio, etc.).You have a great point about CapEx and Owner Statements.  

Hi All -I am looking for a decent to semi-decent RE attorney in the Chicagoland area.  

I can't wait to get started, meet new, and build relationships on this platform. 

I have access to some hard money at a decent rate, but wanted to see what other opportunities are out there for lending.  

I envision one platform that interfaces with third party apps so that you just need one login to access other software products.