If anyone would offer their expertise in this case, it would be greatly appreciated.Thank you kindly.Florina

@Jack SlatteryJack, are you buying and rehabbing yourself or are you able to get that cash flow using other peoples' expertise as part of the process?

I am here trying to connect with those willing to expand their real estate expertise with me.

No capital and no experience and no expertise.  

I encourage you to setup alerts around your areas of expertise.

It is not only about the asset, it is the entire experience and expertise of your trusted on the ground team.

The team is composed of I-bankers (don't see any RE expertise at all) and seems to be pushing consulting services as well as being an expert for everything around crowdfunding.http://crowdfund.co/team/If anything seems like a broker to other partner platforms: http://crowdfund.co/partners/It would seem aggregators/brokers would save time but as others mentioned the big players don't partner so if you want high quality deal flow you still want to directly join the platforms.Feels like a full service broker where most BP readers are likely DIY types, I'd be curious what brocker fees they are earning to feature the deals they are pushing.Originally posted by @Emma Watson:My friend share with me that he invested in real estate crowdfunding through a company called Crowdfund.

I'd like to reiterate I am in no way considering purchasing this property as I don't have the expertise to even understand the market in the area but would simply like to know more.

And as you get experience as a landlord, I would guess creative or owner financing may be open to you (especially with solid professional background and sophistication)....Finally, if you get interested, there never seem to be enough folks with tax expertise for the smaller investors (too small for the major tax firms and too complicated for the strip mall tax franchise chains and kiosks).

You may also post and share some of your expertise on the forums.