Crowdfunding has made real estate investing available to all in the U.S. by gaining SEC approval to sell securities to non-accredited investors. Groundfloor, which is the first company to achieve SEC qualification for P2P microlending since Prosper and Lending Club in 2009, recently announced the completion of a $5m Series A fundraising round to help it expand beyond its nine currently operational states.
Crowdfunding has made real estate investing available to all in the US by gaining SEC approval to sell securities to non-accredited investors. Groundfloor, which is the first company to achieve SEC qualification for P2P microlending since Prosper and Lending Club in 2009, recently announced the completion of a $5m Series A fundraising round to help it expand beyond its nine currently operational states.