Do you know of anyone who's successfully run a Regulation CF (crowdfunding) fundraise for a real estate deal?

The article made the observation that everyone has an interest in keeping it going - homeowners, investors, government/regulators. 

but i am a land guy  so that has its benefits when looking at this paper.. there are plus's and minus's of course.. big plus  lack of regulation ..

Would I get into problems with the regulations? 

Hi @Tristan Egan, some of the old historic houses are beautiful but be aware that if in fact it is in a historic district the city will have some very stringent regulations as to what can be done to the property on the exterior.

., the term accredited investor is used by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under Regulation D to refer to investors who are financially sophisticated and have a reduced need for the protection provided by regulatory disclosure filings.

We are regulated in Florida but there are some questionable ones.

Check the regulations first to see if it is allowed. 

@Cassandra Barr Your lender is referring to new regulations which are forcing fannie/freddie lenders to limit investment property loans to 7% of their volume.  

I have been doing my best to research a lot on my own to find out what sorts of regulations apply to my own situation, but a lot of the times, it's difficult to sift through the source material, which is all heavy legal jargon.Case in point:  Our property has a detached garage on the back of our lot, exiting onto the alley.