A real estate sponsor is rarely raising once. Each property is its own entity, its own investor list, its own set of documents and its own bank account. The portal has to keep those separate without making you run a separate system for each one.
Each property or entity is an investment with its own members, subscription package, data room, wire instructions and investor-facing page. Nothing bleeds between them, and an investor in two deals still signs in once.
Because banking details are set per investment and released only to accepted investors, the account for one property is never visible to someone who subscribed to another.
A new deal reuses the shape of the last one: copy the wire instructions, assemble the package, publish the page.
Statements and updates go to the investors in that entity, and stay available to them afterwards.
Banking details are per entity and released by status, which is the control that matters when several deals run at once.
Yes. Each investment carries its own members, documents and wire instructions, so entities stay separate while you administer them from one portal.
Yes. One sign-in gives them access to each investment they belong to, and they only see the ones they are a member of.
Yes. The investor-facing page for each investment is built from blocks including terms, timeline, performance and distributions.
Each property gets its own page, package, room and banking details.