Specialized training for architects, lawyers, accountants and project managers who work alongside the real estate crowdfunding sector in Chile. Learn how collective financing works, what the regulatory framework requires, and how the CMF supervises these activities.
Real estate crowdfunding is reshaping how projects get financed in Chile. Professionals who understand the mechanics and regulations can deliver significantly more informed guidance to their clients.
We translate complex CMF regulations and the Fintech Law (Ley 21.521) into accessible knowledge that professionals in adjacent disciplines can apply immediately.
Our courses are built around real scenarios that architects, lawyers, accountants and managers actually encounter when clients are involved in crowdfunded real estate projects.
Understanding what you cannot legally advise on is as important as what you can. We help professionals recognize boundaries and refer appropriately.
Beyond regulations, participants gain a working understanding of how crowdfunding platforms operate, how projects are structured, and what due diligence looks like in practice.
The Comisión para el Mercado Financiero (CMF) supervises crowdfunding platforms that operate under Ley 21.521. Professionals working near these transactions need to understand the scope of that supervision without crossing into regulated advice.
Each course module is developed with a specific professional context in mind. Whether you practice architecture, law, accounting or project management, there is a path tailored to your work.
How collective financing affects project design timelines, permit processes and client expectations when real estate projects are funded through platforms.
A structured review of Ley 21.521, CMF regulations, contract structures used in crowdfunding transactions, and the legal boundaries for professional advice.
How crowdfunding transactions are recorded, reported and audited. Understanding the financial flows between platforms, promoters and participants.
You don't need to be a financial advisor to need this knowledge. If your clients are involved in real estate crowdfunding, you need to understand the terrain.
When clients bring crowdfunded projects to your studio, you need to understand how financing timelines interact with design and permitting schedules.
Contract review, due diligence support and understanding the regulatory perimeter around crowdfunded real estate transactions all require a clear picture of Ley 21.521.
Crowdfunding transactions have specific tax and reporting implications. Accountants serving project promoters or participants need to understand these mechanics.
Managing a crowdfunded development introduces reporting obligations, milestone transparency and stakeholder communication requirements that differ from traditional financing.
From an identified gap in professional education to a structured training program serving the real estate sector in southern Chile.
Architects and lawyers in Concepción were encountering crowdfunded real estate projects with no formal education to draw on for regulatory context.
Working alongside legal and financial specialists, the first course modules were developed, focusing on Ley 21.521 and CMF supervision.
The inaugural training cohort brought together architects, lawyers and accountants from the Biobío region for a pilot program that shaped the final curriculum.
Course materials were adapted for remote delivery, allowing professionals across Chile to access the training regardless of location.
New modules added for project managers and specialized tracks introduced for each professional discipline, reflecting feedback from previous cohorts.
Explore our course catalog or get in touch to discuss which training path fits your professional context.