Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
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Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
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Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#4The link is 404'ing.
I goofed on an AWS update - should be fine now.
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Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#5This looks really cool!
Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#6This looks really cool!
Thanks!
Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#7What kind of legal arrangements are being used here?
Does the person/company who borrows money legally owe this debt to the investors? And which government bodies regulate these transactions?
Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#8Goes hand in hand with new government requirements (in NYC, for example) to increase building efficiency!
Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#9Looks awesome! New approach to help build communities!
Re: Show HN: I quit my job to help communities fund energy efficiency upgrades
#10What kind of legal arrangements are being used here? Does the person/company who borrows money legally owe this debt to the investors? And which government bodies regulate these transactions?
It's all regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
So we're actually selling securities of the debt owed to us by the borrower to the crowd investors.
A lot of the work we've done over the past year is navigating the regulatory labyrinth required to offer securities to 'non-accredited' investors. (i.e. everyone who doesn't have a million bucks in the bank)