These three new InRento crowdfunding projects, launched in September 2026, give investors a way to spread a single decision across Latvia, Poland and Romania in one sitting. InRento — the Vilnius-based, Bank of Lithuania-regulated buy-to-let and built-to-let crowdfunding platform I’ve…
Update (September 2026): Wisefund is subject to a fraud investigation and insolvency-related proceedings reported in the press. We do not recommend new investments. See our full list of failed and troubled P2P platforms for verified, dated sources. Wisefund is a…
Update (September 2026): Monethera collapsed as a scam in 2020. We no longer recommend this platform, and this article is kept for historical reference only. See our full list of failed and troubled P2P platforms for verified, dated sources. Monethera,…
Crowdestate is a real estate crowdfunding marketplace offering high-quality, pre-vetted real estate investments. Their close relationships with different local real estate developers and brokerage companies give them access to a large number of off-market real estate investments. Only the best…
Update (September 2026): Envestio has collapsed and vanished since early 2020; investors pursued legal action. We no longer recommend this platform, and this article is kept for historical reference only. See our full list of failed and troubled P2P platforms…
Update (September 2026): Bulkestate has an estimated €20 million in investor funds reported at risk, and the platform itself now publishes a risk warning to investors. We do not recommend new investments. See our full list of failed and troubled…
Crowdfunding is not a new concept, in fact, it’s been around for centuries. Investopedia describes it as: “Crowdfunding is the use of small amounts of capital from a large number of individuals to finance a new business venture. Crowdfunding makes…