BANKING AND CREDIT NEWS-August 28, 2019-GROUNDFLOOR to open capital markets to
non-accredited investors with launch of split loans
M2 EQUITYBITES-August 28, 2019-GROUNDFLOOR to open capital markets to
non-accredited investors with launch of split loans
Global Banking News-August 28, 2019-GROUNDFLOOR to open capital markets to
non-accredited investors with launch of split loans
Non-accredited investors may also invest, under Regulation A+, in occasional investment opportunities.
The Wefunder platform allows small,
non-accredited investors to bet on companies.
is the first funding portal for
non-accredited investors and serves as the preferred equity crowdfunding source for startups, entrepreneurs and emergent businesses.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission distinguishes between accredited and
non-accredited investors. An accredited investor is a person with a net worth in excess of $1 million (minus the net value of their primary residence).
The Plano multifamily portfolio was offered to RealtyMogul's accredited investors as an individual deal, as well as its
non-accredited investors via MogulREIT II, its real estate investment trust, or REIT.
Feldmeier hopes to someday see
non-accredited investors, aka people who aren't wealthy, leveraging (https://medium.com/@LetsTalkPayments/21-companies-leveraging-blockchain-for-identity-management-and-authentication-d09d88e3a4bf) blockchain identities and (https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2017/02/07/the-first-government-to-secure-land-titles-on-the-bitcoin-blockchain-expands-project/#2e82ec2d4dcd) blockchain-based land registries to help access more opportunities.
LIIF is the first Community Development Financial Institution on the platform available to
non-accredited investors.
Asa Hutchison signed Act 668 in March to loosen some restrictions for
non-accredited investors, though all details haven't yet been worked out.
(7) The accredited investor definition is critically important to the NC PACES Act because purchasers qualifying as accredited investors under Rule 501 are not subject to investment limitations, while
non-accredited investors are limited to investing $5,000 per offering.
