Platforms like Note Dash Board and Notewerx are great when you have a team that you need to deploy over a large amount of assets. 

It is a great platform to share and enhance your REI knowledge.

Properties with older loans could have been paid off and the reconveyance was not recorded or the mortgage has been paid down over time, also the value is incorrect in the software/platform you are generating the data out of.  

It's called cross collateralization and it can be done, but you'll be hard pressed to find a bank that wants to do it (unless it's a package of properties you're buying at once from the same seller perhaps).

I was curious about anyone's experience or perspective on investing in specific deals offered by the crowd funding platforms, vs investing in real estate investment funds (which are also offered periodically.)I spoke with one real estate private equity head who related it to the difference between buying an individual stock vs investing in a sector specific mutual fund.

Fingers crossed! 

I am working on a duplex deal in Tom Bean currently so fingers crossed I'll have a success story soon!

Perhaps there might be a response from others who either operate or utilize a crowd funding platform as there are some similarities.  

I own an older SFR in Kenova, WV and am moving to the SF area where I am currently planning to go to school on the GI bill while establishing a rent and hold business.  My research so far suggests it would be more pro...

It looks like some wires may have gotten crossed.