I use many different web platforms, including airbnb, and am actually developing my own currently to cater to my niche.  

I have actually written a couple of articles in my BP blog about my own investing experience in a CF platform that I have found quite unique in the space, and their investments are open to all investors, however their minimum of $10k may be much more than you are looking for.  

If the US I can help you with getting on a platform for that.

Hi Devin,The problem would be efficiency - you'd lose far less money trying to set up and maintain that structure than the $1M you collect.However, the last few years has seen the rise of Crowdfunding for real estate deals through platforms like Fundrise, RealtyMogul, ShareStates, RealtyShares, Patch of Land, Money360, and several others.

I have fallen head over heels in love with the REI world, and to paraphrase Mr.

It's just part of the business regardless of the platform involved.When they contact me I ask brief questions by message.

Plus, if you decide to have other businesses, you won't get pegged down in a real estate specific platform.

The structure could be either on a per deal basis, on a total annual equity basis, or an open ended equity fund structure.We have spoken to 3 well-known CF platforms, but either the deals are too small, they do not get the ground up development model, or we assessed them to not be "real".

LOL   Has anyone seen any articles on the percentage of delinquencies of the larger platforms?

I can't imagine this would cause a major change to the market for an average investor as it seems like it's just a connection platform.