Our Crowdfunding Network Is Growing Part 88

It has been a while since I have written so I thought I would invest some time in a blog post this morning.  Things have been nucking futs over the last several months.  I have had some bad experiences with other crowdfunding platforms and ours has been growing at a crazy clip of late.  We're in the process of selling off around 26 last projects to focus more time on crowdfunding and the documents for our private equity fund are almost done.  

A few weeks ago we were featured at SXSW locally and I spoke at a family office conference.  RealStarter is blossoming and has a whole team and Advisory Board now.  This past Friday I secured some resources for underwriting third party projects.  We have one fund on our site right now and soon will start crowdfunding for others and screening projects.  We have purposefully taken a long time to do things correctly and I think this will pay dividends in the long run.  

We have a new SaaS offering that will be different than anything in the industry.  Our offering will allow people to stand up their own crowdfunding site and choose to submit projects into our marketplace if they wish to do so.  At the point where a developer wishes to submit their project it will have to go through an underwriting process.  

Overall things are going exceedingly well.  There is really too much to do each week now so my BP presence has suffered of late.  Hopefully things will slow down enough for me to share more as things progress.  By the end of the year I expect to have tens of SaaS clients and be processing more than 1 deal per month on our crowdfunding marketplace.  Slow and steady wins the race.