Inverspot

Inverspot was a real estate crowdfunding platform that operated in Mexico from 2016 until it ceased new operations in early 2021. Founded by David Agmon, the platform specialized in connecting individual investors with residential real estate development projects in Mexico City, allowing participants to invest in pre-construction apartments with minimum investments starting at 50,000 pesos. The company operated under the collective financing model, enabling retail investors to access the real estate market with lower capital requirements than traditional property investment. Inverspot facilitated investments in residential developments by pooling capital from multiple investors, targeting annual returns estimated between 18-30 percent. Between 2016 and 2018, the platform raised approximately 300 million pesos from investors and successfully funded multiple projects. In 2019, Inverspot registered with the Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV) to seek authorization under Mexico's Fintech Law as a collective financing institution. However, facing challenges including the COVID-19 pandemic, construction industry slowdown, regulatory requirements, and market conditions affecting the residential sector, the company withdrew its CNBV authorization application in late 2020. In December 2020, Inverspot announced it would cease operating as a crowdfunding platform and would no longer accept new investments, transitioning to focus solely on managing its existing portfolio of approximately 90 residential projects for its 2,400 active investors. According to its website, the company stopped generating new crowdfunding operations in strict compliance with the Fintech Law and executed actions to conclude operations performed under the law's transitional provisions. The platform now operates only to provide existing investors access to their accounts and project updates until completion.