Secure Living Works to Bridge Wealth Inequality Gap
Retail investors, also known as non-accredited investors, lack the access, requisite income and net worth to buy shares of companies that are not publicly traded or registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Secure Living, a financially regulated corporation that began operating on March 1, aims to bridge a wealth inequality gap partly rooted in the financial barriers faced by people of modest means to investment opportunities that were once available to the wealthiest Americans only. The company is vetting real estate projects with the aim of having the first one on its platform this summer.
