Typical of startups. Make landing page. Get email adresses. Pitch to investors. Actually build the product later.

I completely understand that sentiment, but lot of the work an industry like this is actually offline. Working through securities and real estate laws, building the data model to evaluate property purchases, raising capital to purchase the properties, and managing/supporting our residents. We had to put in all of that leg work to get to where we're at now.

There is just no way I would trust the people who put up that website with something as important as the place where I live and the amount of money that’s involved. I think the site is a negative. It would probably have been better to stay silent until you can put out real information.

3 years ago, I would heavily encourage people to do it because it is cheaper than building something people don't want and it gets things moving. These days, it's a familiar pattern that sparks cynicism.

Agreed, seems like spam