The real estate deal that could change the future of everything: Ben Miller at TEDxMidAtlantic
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- Ben is a co-founder of Fundrise. Ben's responsibilities involve strategic partnerships, deal underwriting, real estate development, PR as well as setting the long-term strategy and goals for the company. Ben has 15 years of experience in real estate and finance, and he has acquired, developed, and financed more than $500 million of property in his time as Managing Partner of WestMill Capital Partners and President of Western Development Corporation.
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Very interesting idea about using crowdfunding to build in your hometown. Now if only city planning depts would help developers instead of getting in their way.. like they used to back in the 1980's.
One of the best TED talks ever
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How do you get started doing what he is doing?
Excellent job!
I really liked the point at the end. This could transform the entire culture. If more and more people had a vested interest in the real estate and businesses within their own city, it would keep more money within the local economy and I'd go so far as to say it would also lower crime rates. I'm curious about the requirements to be an investor as well as the SEC requirements to run an crowdfunding operation like this. I actually have a lot of questions about this whole thing. I think it's phenomenal!
Nick N
We in Pakistan has a similar concept since last 50 years. We register society, the society collects funds and its management takes lead for land development. Then we normaly share land plots as per size. Sometime people go for houses as well but in majority cases developed land is distributed and people build houses at their own. Tech town society, model town society, Punjab employees housing society etc are few examples
good, bc when power comes back to people, we have more responsibility to ourselves, each other, and our world.
water foker
Good idea. I wouldn't do it myself but we'll see how this plays out in the future.
00:40 🏢 Equity crowdfunding allows direct investment in local businesses and buildings, altering power dynamics in construction and ownership.
03:10 💰 Shift from local ownership to institutional control of real estate disconnected investors from the communities they live in.
05:29 🤝 Initial challenges in democratizing investment from local residents due to regulations that restricted fundraising from non-accredited investors.
07:46 📜 Regulatory changes, like the JOBS Act, paved the way for technology-enabled capital accessibility, similar to the impact of tech on other sectors like media.
09:52 🌆 Communities gaining the power to shape their cities by investing locally, transforming urban landscapes and decision-making processes.
Love!
great video!!!!
What is the return for the small investor? Basically, what are the terms?
#Jacob Wagschal I am truly impressed and sad at the same time haha. I thought about this a while back, so I decided to change my majors in school from architecture to real estate development. So part of me is like my hey that's my idea... But the other part is like great minds think alike! @Nick N
#A&M Properties San Diego Good idea. I wouldn't do it myself but we'll see how this plays out in the future. @Jacob Wagschal
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this is great for small townships
Real Estate equal to money game
Your vision has to be as sharp as an Eagle
crowd funding real estate really makes no difference. if the city doesn't want an apartment in a certain space, they will not allow it to be built. the key here is government connections.
I am truly impressed and sad at the same time haha. I thought about this a while back, so I decided to change my majors in school from architecture to real estate development. So part of me is like my hey that's my idea... But the other part is like great minds think alike!
+mrdeonterandolph Why'd you switch from Architecture?
crowdfunding will not get rid of Wall Street. The people in charge of the major decisions that affect the country on a macro level will always make sure that the interests of the players in Wall Street are taken care of. That is, unfortunately, the system we have in place here in the U.S.
Until the SEC is dissolved this will not be feasible
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Stock-to-flow model by Plan B - $288k Bitcoin, 2021 year end
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JP Morgan - $600k Bitcoin.
Realtors are to blame for homelessness. Speculating should be against the law and realtors should have to have degrees with ethics laws. They should not be able to sell homes to investors instead of homebuyers and should not be able to set rents or home values.
Bernadette Kennedy Realtors don’t set rents and home prices, the market does. And value is based on more than just appraised value. It’s also location and over all supply and demand just like anything else sold in America.
What happened on H Street was gentrification, my man. You twisted that nicely!
He twisted indeed!!
Truth!
a guy said the same thing on shark tank. Its a scam.
Kevin Bailey, Keller Williams Realty Falls Church
Here is the link. Mark Cuban called this idea a "rip off" and went out in less than 60 seconds. www.crowdfundinsider.com/2015/02/62033-sharktank-hammers-aspiring-real-estate-crowdfunding-site-kevin-oleary-says-i-smell-jail-time-video/
Kevin Bailey, Keller Williams Realty Falls Church. crowd funding is definitely not a scam. its hard to scale and so not really interesting to large investors. I love real estate and community development. I want to do more conventional real estate sales now. but this idea is something in might pursue after I get some experience.
Kevin Bailey, Keller Williams Realty Falls Church definitely not a scam. Happening all the time. Investments are being funded and buildings are being developed.
Every agent hates wholesalers and investors. Of course he would think it’s a scam.
Communismmmmmm
Slow nLow communism is gov control not public Investment