RealtyeVest's Innovative Marketplace is Proving an Early Hit Among Real Estate Sponsors
Company's Platform Leverages Crowdsourcing Technology to Deliver a Real-Time, Transparent Solution for Comprehensively Raising Capital
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- RealtyeVest's recent move to streamline the cumbersome process of raising capital through its innovative Marketplace platform is already receiving a promising response from the industry.
The company, a leading online marketplace, has announced today that it has signed multiple new clients for its unique platform, RealtyeVest Marketplace. The future of real estate capital raising is here thanks to RealtyeVest's solution, which leverages crowdsourcing technology to deliver a simple, real-time, transparent solution for real estate sponsors to comprehensively manage its capital campaigns at a substantially lower cost along with great results.
"Since launching the Marketplace recently, we've received some rather interesting traction," said Dan Summers, CEO of RealtyeVest. "So far, one national and one regional subdivision developer, one national self-storage operator, one large regional single-family house redeveloper, a real estate investment fund, and a very large international hotel developer in the process of a massive Orlando, Florida development, have signed up for our solution. This is quite a menu of operators all looking to automate their capital raising abilities utilizing our crowdsourcing technology."
RealtyeVest Marketplace offers real estate sponsors (owner-operators) industry leading benefits including:
- a private label branded and customized landing page
- dashboards offering access to real-time investment and fund data, and investor enrollment in one location
- sponsors can use the company's 506(c) exemption which allows investors to register and pledge same-day and acts as a placeholder until accredited
- a seamless accreditation process, including digital execution of all documents
- ability to upload investors database and deal information to a customized site
- custom customer relationship management tool features such as chat and email protocols
- access to company's extensive list of more than 15,000 investors
To launch the new program, the company charges a fraction of the cost typically charged to raise funds. As an added benefit, RealtyeVest does not ask for any percentage of the eventual capital raised.
"We're receiving traction as a result of a void in the marketplace for raising capital," Summers added. "Crowdfunding has gotten a lot of publicity recently, and there are many larger well-established companies that want in but don't know exactly how nor do they want to wait. The bigger companies realize the value in monetizing a deal quickly, and as a result, increasing deal flow and cutting back on their workforce and overhead."
Up to now, traditional capital raising methods have proven drawn out and slow. In addition, reaching out to large groups of investors can be complicated, particularly when they're coming from multiple entities. Sending documents to numerous investors can also be a tedious and costly process. Conversely, RealtyeVest Marketplace instantaneously pushes tens of thousands of emails through digital marketing to investors and tracks results in real time with its custom dashboard.
Find out more information at https://www.realtyevest.com
About RealtyeVest
RealtyeVest is an online marketplace that connects investors and sponsors (real estate owner-operators) to crowdfund exclusive real estate investments. Real Estate is the primary focus of our company's platform and technology is the instrument we use to disseminate investment opportunities. Our platform allows RealtyeVest members to browse, research and make informed investment decisions on exclusive real estate offers. Find out more information at https://www.realtyevest.com.
Media Contact:
George Pappas
Conservaco
949 339-2002
[email protected]
SOURCE RealtyeVest
Related Links
WANT YOUR COMPANY'S NEWS FEATURED ON PRNEWSWIRE.COM?
Newsrooms &
Influencers
Digital Media
Outlets
Journalists
Opted In
Share this article