Companies that use online collaborations and workflow automation are more popular, Kenny Slaught explains. This is mostly thanks to the data accuracy they provide, allowing investors to have access to a larger real estate market. Crowdfunding sites already have 150 firms in the US, despite being created less than 10 years ago. About 7% of the US population is an investor, but in South California the number is close to 20%. Platforms like CrowdForce, CrowdEngine, and RealtyShares allow public donations. Some gathered 90% of the required equity through public funding. 

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