William Skelly Scandal

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iFunding CEO and founder William Skelley is the latest honoree to join the 'Next Generation of Real Estate Leaders,' an honor bestowed by the Columbus Citizens Foundation. The inaugural dinner, acknowledging William Skelley and other distinguished commercial real estate professionals, is organized by Madison Realty Capital, Managing Director, Michael Stoler.

Mr. Stoler hosts the weekly real estate television show, "The Stoler Report: NY's Business Report." The show addresses business trends in commercial real estate in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut tri-state region.

Skelley is a pioneer of embracing accredited real estate crowdfunding subsequent to the JOBS Act Title II ruling. Accredited crowdfunding assembles individual investors,

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