Feature · Before you raise
One page for everyone who follows you
Tell investors who you are, show every deal you have done (losses included) and collect subscribers, so your list is ready before your deal is.
Free to start. You pay nothing until you submit a deal.
Your name
Apartment investing, shown deal by deal
Your first deal
Example page layout
What it is
Your sponsor page is the public page about you: your name, your story, where you are based, your audience and your track record. It has its own link to put in your bio, your newsletter and your videos. People who like what they see subscribe, and they get an email the moment you post a new deal.
How it works
1
Answer a few questions
Your name, a short bio and, if you like, your past deals and where your followers are. You can see the page take shape as you type, and you do not need a deal yet.
2
We check you
We start with a photo ID and a selfie, then a background check. Your page stays private until it is done, which is usually quick.
3
Share one link
Put it anywhere your followers are. Followers read about you, subscribe and see your deals in one place.
4
Post a deal and they hear first
When you open a deal, every subscriber gets an email automatically, with an unsubscribe link in each one.
How it creates value
Your audience is ready before the deal is
Subscribers pile up while you are still under contract. When the deal opens there is a list to tell.
Trust comes from the whole record
Investors see every past deal, including the ones that lost money, as you reported it. Sponsors who show losses are easier to believe.
One link instead of many
You stop sending people to a pile of PDFs, forms and chat threads.
Why you need it
Raising from your own followers only works if they can find the facts about you in one place. A bio on a social profile is not enough for someone deciding whether to send five or six figures.
Without it
- Followers ask the same questions in direct messages, one at a time
- There is no list to email when the deal opens, so the raise starts from zero
- Your track record lives in your head and in a deck nobody can check
With DoorRaise. Free to create. You do not pay anything until you submit a deal. See pricing.
Questions
Do I need a deal to make a sponsor page?
No. Make the page first, build your list, and add a deal when you are under contract.
Who can see my page?
Nobody until we have checked you. After that it is public, with its own link.
Does DoorRaise verify my past deals?
No. Past deals are shown as you report them, and the page says so. Investors can ask you for closing statements or K-1s.
Ready to raise your first deal?
Create your free sponsor page. You don’t need a deal yet.
DoorRaise checks facts, like identity and the property documents. We don’t pick, rank or recommend deals, and we don’t promise returns. DoorRaise isn’t a law firm and can’t give legal advice about your own situation. Offers on DoorRaise are open to accredited investors only.