Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Patch of Land
If everything in the micro-stub of an article is assumed to be true, it only supports regional interest at some level. The bulk of information about the company seems to come from a promotional publication, Times Realty News (TRN), which is not a neutral source. That also nixes Forbes, because they made trivial mention of Patch of Land as one of "the other 15 players in this emerging industry," and they list their source for that trivia as TRN. Real Estate Weekly (REW) gives them good coverage, and IMO looks like a RS, but it is a local publication for the Tri State Area. I cannot access the WSJ article, so maybe that plus REW would be reliable sources if the WSJ article gives them more than a trivial mention. But what is the claim of significance? That they have "completed projects" in four states? I have "completed projects" in six states and eight countries, and that is not significant. If they mean they gave home loans to customers in four states, that hardly seems significant to me for an American company that exists to make home loans. I think  still applies. In any case, a financial investment organization that has just "beat the $3 million mark" seems like a very small player, and not notable on its own merits, regardless of whether their competition got their own WP article
— User:Dcs002, 09:03, 26 July 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:A7 (Wikipedia:Criteria for speedy deletion)