Q Who can invest at Sharestates?

Q What if I was non-accredited and now I am accredited?

Q What are the investment minimums?

Q What is Sharestates’ underwriting process?

Q How does investing with Sharestates work?

Q Is real estate a good investment?

Q Is crowdfunding really the best way to make money in real estate?

Q Do investors make money on property appreciation?

Q What do I own when I invest in real estate through Sharestates?

Q Am I guaranteed a return on my investment?

Q What is the average real estate return on investment with Sharestates?

Q What is a preferred return?

Q What is a grace period for loans?

Q What is a past due loan?

Q What happens if a Sponsor defaults on a loan, or if a project does not get completed?

Q What are Sharestates’ default rates?

Q What are judicial and non-judicial foreclosure states?

Q What happens if I want to sell my notes or units?

Q Why should I trust Sharestates with my money and my investments?

Q Is Sharestates secure?

Q What happens if Sharestates goes out of business?

Q What is the difference between a REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) and real estate investing with Sharestates?

Q What is a defaulted loan?

Q What fees are shared with investors?

Q Is Sharestates open to foreign investors?

Q Do non-U.S. citizens need to be accredited?

Q Can foreign investors from any country invest?

Q Are foreign investors taxed?

Q What do I need to qualify as a borrower with Sharestates?

Q What is the funding process with Sharestates?

Q What are the interest rates? Are there any additional fees?

Q What types of projects does Sharestates finance, and what loans are offered?

Q What is the maximum I can borrow from Sharestates?

Q What is the typical maturity period for loans?

Q What payment schedules are available?

Q How long does it take to get funding?

Q What is the Sharestates real estate crowdfunding process?

Q What kinds of loans does Sharestates offer real estate developers?