But still a bit unclear of how we will compete with the much larger well known platforms such as Fundrise, Realtymogul, Crowdstreet, etc.

Two of the most important issues you have with any rental, once you have decided the building/house is basically suitable (right price, right location, etc), is controlling the quality & cost of repairs/rehab and controlling the placement of tenants.

The assessment may include a civil engineer looking at the feasibility to gravity feed sewer or need for grinder pumps or a more costly pump station, assessing soil types for building suitability, wetland restrictions or conservation area requirements that may affect the buildable area, assessing zoning and municipality temperament for zoning changes, and maybe at an additional cost a soil test for onsite septic if sewer proves to be unavailable or too costly.

I came across a real estate crowdfunding platform called CrowdStreet.  

By day I am a commercial mortgage broker with a national platform. 

You have to pull apart the deal from the platform.

It is rarely equity, such as that suitable yo wholesale of flip.

I just posted in hopes of getting info on the hubstaff platform and came across your discussion.

NETWORK with other flippers on this platform to help you to gain the confidence and the knowledge that is necessary to be successful. 2.

Do you use self servicing, limited servicing or full servicing platforms?