"If Larson’s project moves forward, it would mark the first time Fundrise has raised funds from unaccredited investors outside of Washington—and it would be one of the few examples of raising funds from unaccredited investors anywhere, according to Lewis Feldman, chairman of University of California, Los Angeles Ziman Center for Real Estate. “What’s cool about Fundrise is that they expand the universe of who can invest...to ordinary moms, pops, widows and orphans,” Mr. Feldman says. “It’s a democratization of capital.”..."
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