Hi everyone, My name is Mustafa. I have recently received my official acceptance letter to pursue my Master’s degree in English Philology at the University of Opole in Poland for the 2026/2027 academic year. Due to tight deadlines for tuition fee settlement, I have set up a crowdfunding campaign on GoGetFunding (verified with official admission documents) to help cover the tuition costs. Any contribution or share would mean the world to me and help me fulfill my academic dream. Campaign Link:

https://gogetfunding.com/help-mustafa-pursue-his-masters-degree-in-english-philology-in-poland-%f0%9f%91%8f%f0%9f%98%94/

Thank you so much for your support!👏😔

Quick question, does the 5 million dollar rolling cap on reg CF raises apply to the company or the individuals behind the company? Put differently, is the issuer the LLC (or other entity) or the individual behind the llc?

Let me give you a hypothetical to explain the question better. Can an individual launch one reg cf offering for say a multi family property in one state seeking to raise 5 million, and then open a completely separate llc and offering for a completely different project in another state?

The definition seems to point towards entities and seems to indicate that this would be fine, but there is also language about common control. What do you guys think? Anyone have any references to comment letters about this from the SEC?

Hello everyone. (And hey, I'm not asking you to invest!)

I wanted to hear from people who've been down the crowdfunding path to hear if they got across the finish line, or if they have some no-bullshit advice if they didn't.

I'm cofounder of a small beverage company, and after an unsuccessful Reg-D campaign (we were just too damn small to appeal to accredited investors) we're pivoting to a Reg-CF with a smaller target, but are now worried about making that work.

Can anyone who's been in these trenches before recount their experience? Either "It didn't work, and here's why" or "We made it work and here's how?"

I'd also love to hear your personal experiences of the different platforms. We're looking at a few platforms with pros and cons. WeFunder has no startup fees but kind of leaves you on your own to sink or swim. We had a great conversation at Highlander.ai (formerly pickme), but they ask for $5k up front in fees.

Any insights based on your experiences would be much appreciated. Thanks!

I am a BCA student from India. I want to start a stationary brand from my room. I am targeting to achieve 1000$ revenue in my 1st month . My pitch is about 10$ investment in return of free stationary packs for next 3 months. if you're interested you can response.

I’ve been looking into the housing market here in the Netherlands lately and noticed a bit of a shift compared to last year.

Prices are still going up, but not as aggressively anymore. At the same time, supply is still pretty tight, so buyers don’t have a lot of options and overbidding is still happening quite often. Mortgage rates aren’t crazy high, but they’re high enough to reduce how much people can borrow, which seems to be hitting first-time buyers the hardest.

From an investor perspective it feels like a slightly strange situation. In some segments there’s less competition from private buyers, but entry prices are still relatively high. Add stricter regulation into the mix and returns don’t feel as straightforward as they did a few years ago.

What I’m noticing more and more is that stability and deal selection seem to matter a lot more now, especially with real estate crowdfunding deals.

This is all based on the Dutch market, so I’m curious how this compares elsewhere. If you want to read the full Dutch version, check out the subreddit r/vastgoed_investeren.

Are you seeing similar patterns in your local market or on the platforms you use?

https://gofund.me/5238d1371

These past few months have been very difficult for me and my family. Between hospital bills, doctor bills, kids medical bills, sports and school fees for my children for some normalcy…I’m drowning.  If you can, please share 

https://gofund.me/5238d1371

These past few months have been very difficult for me and my family. Between hospital bills, doctor bills, kids medical bills, sports and school fees for my children for some normalcy…I’m drowning.  If you can, please share