Vitaliy Gnezdilov
Vitaliy Gnezdilov is a co-founder of Altinvest. Before Altinvest, he served as Investor Experience Designer at CrowdStreet, one of the largest online private real estate investing platforms, where he supported the company's transition to a registered broker-dealer. He has spent over a decade in design and marketing, including roles at CBS Sports and Infinity Software Development, and taught web design for four years at College of the Canyons. He co-founded Raise Ready Systems, where he has worked with private investment sponsors on capital raising since 2018, and invests passively in private equity deals himself. He holds an A.A. in Graphics and Multimedia Design from College of the Canyons.
Posts
- October 31, 2026
506(b) or 506(c) After the March 2025 No-Action Letter
Since 2013, the cost of verifying investors kept most private raises in 506(b). A short staff letter from March 2025 changed that arithmetic for offerings that require a minimum of $200,000 or more.
- October 31, 2026
What Actually Gets Decided on the First Investor Call
A first call with an accredited investor settles fit, check size, timeline and who decides. A sponsor who leaves with all four has a next step. One who leaves with fewer has a pleasant conversation.
- October 31, 2026
Inside an 8-Figure Investor Deck, Section by Section
An investor deck for an 8-figure raise is read twice, once to decide whether a call happens and once to decide the allocation. Each section has to serve both readings.
- October 31, 2026
Anatomy of an Offering Page Built for a $225,000 Check
An investor sizing a $225,000 subscription reads the offering page before the sponsor says a word. The order of that page decides which questions reach the call already answered.
- October 31, 2026
What 44 Accredited Investors Check First, and What Comes Next
Investors run diligence in a sequence, and the first step is a filter. Most of what a sponsor prepares is read only by the investors who clear it.
- July 16, 2026
Is Private Credit Still Safe? The 2026 Redemption Gates, Explained
The gates that went up across private credit this year were not a signal that the loans went bad. They were a signal that a lot of investors misread what "semi-liquid" was ever going to mean.