To survive, crowdfunding firms are remaking themselves

Starting in 2012, a wave of crowdfunding startups sought to take advantage of new regulations to revolutionize real-estate investment in the same way that Airbnb and Amazon have upended hospitality and retail. But things didn’t work out that way. Many crowdfunding firms from this first wave have gone out of business, while those that have survived have had to reconsider their strategies — often becoming more like traditional real estate firms in the process, the

source https://therealdeal.com/2020/01/07/to-survive-crowdfunding-firms-are-remaking-themselves/