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Hundreds invested $63M in real estate deals, but where’s the cash?

Crowdfunded investments in Atlanta and Miami real estate have allegedly disappeared with the property firm filing for bankruptcy.

Hundreds of regular investors who together put up $63 million to buy pieces of Atlanta and Miami commercial real estate have allegedly seen their funds disappear. 

Two deals orchestrated by CrowdStreet Inc., a real estate investment company that crowd-sources funds from relatively wealthy in

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