Fundrise Review (2023): Pros, Cons and Competitors 🤑
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
- Want to invest in real estate but you don't have a lot of money?
In this Fundrise review, we'll share why this real estate investing platform might be right for you. Also, we'll touch on some areas for improvement with Fundrise and competitors you might want to consider.
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro To Fundrise
2:30 - The Best Features Of Fundrise
6:22 - Areas For Improvement
8:13 - Fundrise Competitors
8:18 - Arrived Homes
8:44 - Roofstock
9:46 - Publically Traded REITS
10:30 - Final Thoughts
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What do you think about Fundrise?
Love the set it and forget it platform. I started investing in 2020. It’s always good to make a huge profit on these investment opportunities, but I’m pretty happy if my returns match the rate of inflation. Just hope i don’t lose everything by 2025 😂
Inflation is insane lately!
Would be cool to see a video going over your vision of your fundrise portfolio. Did you get dividens during covid years? How did it grow? Any safeguards in place in contracting lingo since it's a 5 year horizon for return pull?
Nope,. Only people getting rich are the original investors and the executives of the company. Not enough transparency. Sticking with REITS.
Completely understand your hesitation! REITs are a sizeable portion of my portfolio too.
With Fundrise, what happens when the market goes down significantly, is there a possibility losing 100% of the investment? Since the fiscal assets are owned by fundrise, is this risk is minimal?
I think Fundrise is a good investment
Glad to hear you’re finding value in it!
i love they "they are looking to change that", meanwhile, fundrise been around almost 10 years now haha
The Fundrise returns seem to lag a simple index fund like the S&P 500, no thanks.
Keeping it simple with index funds is the bulk of my portfolio too 👍
Housing markets through the roof but yet your account continues to lose money everyday with these people. Withdrew my money. They can keep it.
It's been a rough couple of years for Fundrise. I'm hopeful this year (if interest rates go down) will be better.