Private markets intelligence

Institutional-grade intelligence for alternative assets.

AltStreet monitors alternative markets and keeps the record behind them: the filings and offering documents, and the historical financial and performance data of every platform and sponsor, what each raised, charged, paid out and returned.

One platform record, live from the data layer18 passages · 81 documents
PlatformScore, AltStreet method
RealBricks
26.9 F
Norfolk, NE
The takeaway
$209,137

Money investors put into these series was being held by the company that runs the platform, so that company's solvency matters as much as the homes.

Read the evidence behind it
Neptune REM, LLC, Form 1-SA for the six months ended June 30, 2026, notes to the financial statements
“In March 2026, the Manager received $205,000 of the proceeds from the sale of the Stag Property on behalf of Series Stag, which is included in accounts receivable - related party as of June 30, 2026.”
Audited by Artesian CPA, LLC
The record behind the research, counted Oct 27, 2026Open the Terminal →
497
Realized exits with a net IRR
11,289
Offerings tracked, terms and outcomes
647,054
Form D notices since 2008
36,509
Reg CF filings
37,483
Reg A filings
281,386
Typed filing events
33,978
SEC and FINRA actions
24,165
Advisers on file
01 · A claim opens its source

Every finding sits on a passage you can read.

From the four most recently updated reviews: the claim, then the passage it rests on.

Every review carries this appendix.

Ownify · the claim
12%

The site's 'Avg. annualized return Fund 1 2023 to Q1 2026' includes a period before Fund 1 took investors' money.

Dates and labels differ across Ownify's materials ('12% IRR since inception' in a deck); no cash flows, valuation basis or audit shown; an October 2025 release said 16%.

The source: ownify.com/investors/faq, as displayed October 27, 2026View ↗

“Ownify bought its first home in December 2022 with its own capital and has grown its portfolio since then. We launched the Ownify Home Fund in March 2024 to take over the existing portfolio at that point.”

Review updated Oct 27, 2026Read the Ownify review
Rocket Dollar · the claim
Mar 2024

Rocket Dollar was sold to WAO Fintech, and its custodian, Digital Trust, is a WAO affiliate.

Disclosed in the privacy notice and the broker-dealer's filings; not highlighted on the pricing page or the custodian announcement, which calls Digital Trust a 'new partner'.

The source: Rocket Dollar Capital, LLC, audited financial statements for 2025 (Form X-17A-5, filed March 31, 2026)View ↗

“On March 18, 2024, Rocket Dollar Inc. was acquired by WAO Fintech, LLC.”

Review updated Oct 27, 2026Read the Rocket Dollar review
Secfi · the claim
Full pool

The equity share is computed on all pledged shares, with advances of 20 to 50 cents per dollar of underwritten value.

Stated on the investor pages; the employee pages describe it as a percentage of the shares' value at exit.

The source: secfi.com/diversified-fund, investor page, as displayed October 26, 2026View ↗

“Equity Fee : An “equity fee” is due over the full collateral pool, providing equity-like returns.”

Review updated Oct 26, 2026Read the Secfi review
FundersClub · the claim
None open

Member funds available to invest in on October 24, 2026.

The last member vehicle filed its Form D on December 2, 2024; FCVC funds filed new Form Ds in 2025 and July 2026.

The source: FundersClub Browse Funds page, as seen by an AltStreet account, October 24, 2026View ↗

“Available Funds None currently available. Show all funds.”

Review updated Oct 25, 2026Read the FundersClub review
02 · What AltStreet is

The intelligence layer for alternative investments.

Four products from one record: the documents and filings, and the financial and performance history of every sponsor, what it raised, charged, distributed and realized. Each product answers one question. The Terminal is pull: you ask the data. Deal Intelligence is push: AltStreet tells you what changed before you knew to ask.

01 · Research
Research hub

“What should I know about this platform or market?”

Platform reviews, guides and a filings news wire. Free.

  • 119 scored platform reviews
  • Guides, a filings news wire, reference pages and a glossary
  • An offering database, fund, adviser and auditor directories, and a page for every EDGAR entity AltStreet tracks
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02 · Data · pull
AltStreet Terminal

“Let me search and analyze the market myself.”

You ask the data. Alert feed, evidence, entity graph, screener, enforcement and LP holdings on one schema.

  • Free: critical filing events in full, every entity page, newly filed offerings the day they file
  • Investor: the evidence passages, exact NAV and histories, watchlists and alert rules, the deadlines calendar and the dated record of what AltStreet knew on any day
  • Pro: the whole market, with screening, the enforcement graph, cohorts, coverage by platform and source, and export
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03 · Signals · push
Deal Intelligence

“Tell me when something relevant appears, and diligence it for me.”

AltStreet tells you before you knew to ask. The alert the day an offering appears on a covered platform; the committee memo once an analyst has approved it.

  • Deal Alerts with the sponsor's filed record attached, within hours of detection
  • Investment committee memos on a standard framework, every line marked by what verified it
  • The filing that confirms the raise attached to the memo when it posts
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04 · Research · commissioned
Research Desk

“Investigate this specific investment for me.”

One investment, one scope, a fixed price: a Diligence Check, a full Diligence Report, or a custom institutional engagement.

  • The SEC filings read in full and the capital stack rebuilt
  • The legal and enforcement record checked, the pitch tested against the issuer's own disclosures
  • Delivered in two to five business days
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Who it is for
Individual investors
You have money on a platform, or are about to.

Is the platform what it says it is, what does it really charge, and what have investors actually gotten back?

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Advisers, allocators, family offices
You are doing diligence on a sponsor, fund, adviser or auditor.

Who is behind it, who audits and custodies it, what has it filed, and has anyone involved been the subject of an SEC or FINRA action?

AltStreet for advisers
Researchers, journalists, operators
You work across the whole market, not one deal.

How much capital is forming, where, through which intermediaries, and what is stalling?

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03 · AltStreet Terminal

The data product behind the research.

Every platform, offering, adviser, auditor and filing on one schema, so an art platform and a private credit fund read on the same rows. Free to start; Investor and Pro plans add the evidence passages, watchlists, market-wide screening and export. The Terminal is pull: you search the market. Deal Intelligence is push: AltStreet watches it for you and sends the alert and the memo.

Dashboard · what is opening nowIllustration of the live view
AltStreet Terminal dashboard: the newest filings market-wide, and open offerings with their disclosed terms
Every new offering the day it files, with the exemption, the terms it disclosed and the signals AltStreet attaches. Reg CF and Reg A must file before they sell; Form D arrives up to fifteen days after the first sale.
  • Alert feedFree · Pro

    Critical filing events in full for everyone; the full stream, filters and export on Pro.

  • Evidence layerInvestor

    The verbatim passage behind every scored field, with the discrepancies the analyst recorded.

  • Entity graphFree · Pro

    People, firms and broker-dealers resolved across Form D filings; league tables on Pro.

  • ScreenerPro

    Every Form D, Reg CF and Reg A offering chain by status, amount sold, velocity and investors.

  • EnforcementFree · Pro

    SEC litigation releases, administrative proceedings and FINRA actions; the join to tracked platforms on Pro.

  • Watchlist and alert rulesInvestor

    Watch the issuers and platforms you hold and be told when a filing changes something.

04 · Methodology

How a platform is analyzed.

Five layers of evidence, read in this order for every review.

The full evaluation framework
  1. 01
    Platform Financials

    Going concern, liquidity, cash runway, operational health

  2. 02
    Offering Terms

    Fee layers, lockups, ROFR mechanics, distribution waterfall

  3. 03
    SEC Filings

    Form D ingestion, amendments, S-1s, fundraising trajectory

  4. 04
    Realized Outcomes

    Exit tracking, IRR drift, marked-to-realized variance

  5. 05
    Evidence Layer

    Source-linked verification, confidence levels, analyst trails

06 · Sources

Where the data comes from.

Offering documents
Private placement memorandums, offering circulars, subscription agreements and fee schedules, read in full.
Platform websites and marketing
Fee pages, FAQs, performance claims, open offerings and investor communications, captured with the date each was read.
Exit, distribution and performance disclosures
Sale notices, distribution waterfalls, investor updates and redemption records, recorded per offering.
SEC EDGAR filings
Form D, Regulation A and Regulation Crowdfunding filings for every issuer and vehicle behind a platform: amounts sold, investor counts, exemptions, related persons, reports and current events. Polled through the trading day.
Form ADV and broker-dealer records
Adviser identity, assets under management, private fund lists, disciplinary history and FINRA membership, matched to the platforms they serve.
Enforcement, court and regulatory records
SEC, FINRA and state actions, federal dockets, receiverships and bankruptcy filings, cited by case number.
Market data
Tokenized asset prices and premiums, prediction market series, rates and credit spreads, protocol metrics and platform flow series, collected on their own schedules.
Public reporting and pension disclosures
Attributed press reporting, company statements and interviews, and public pension plans' fund-level net IRR, multiple and DPI for the funds they hold.
Common questions

What AltStreet is and how to use it.

01What is AltStreet?
AltStreet is the intelligence layer for alternative investments. It monitors platforms, funds and issuers, reads their offering documents, websites, SEC filings, adviser and court records and market data, keeps the historical financial and performance record of each (capital raised, fees charged, distributions paid, exits realized and the IRR on each), links every figure to its source, and turns that record into four products: free research (platform reviews, guides, offering pages and news), the AltStreet Terminal for searching the data yourself, Deal Intelligence alerts and committee memos when a new offering appears, and a Research Desk for commissioned diligence on one investment.
02Where does the data come from?
Offering documents such as PPMs and offering circulars, platform websites and investor communications, exit and distribution disclosures, SEC EDGAR filings, Form ADV and FINRA records, enforcement and court records, market data feeds, press reporting and public pension reports. Each page names its sources.
03How often is it updated?
Reviews are re-checked when a platform changes its terms, files something material or appears in a court or enforcement record, and each carries a dated update history. SEC filings appear on entity pages the day they land. Market series update on their own schedules.
04Is AltStreet financial advice?
No. It is research and data. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and readers should confirm current terms with the issuer or platform.
05What is free and what is paid?
Filing records, entity pages, reviews, guides, offering pages and news are free. The terminal adds values, screening, alerts and exports for subscribers; Deal Intelligence is an annual subscription for deal alerts and committee memos; the Research Desk sells commissioned diligence on one investment at a fixed price.

Longer answers: methodology, verification policy, editorial policy.