Experience after almost 3 years with Fundrise (with a large . . . - Reddit I've seen a lot of new users in the comments recently, so I hope my experience helps them It has been a long time since I posted about my Fundrise returns, so I thought that now I'm approaching 3 years soon I should update the newer people with my experience so far Just a quick background for those that don't follow me I'm a real estate investor in the midwest (I retired in my 40s) that
Anyone actually made any money on FundRise?!? - Reddit Losing money with Fundrise, 11% so far in about 2 years for comparison, my stocks and ETFs are up about 20% during the same period Real estate properties are up over 30% since i started investing with Fundrise, yet my account is getting f'ed would advise my loved ones to stay away from Fundrise and invest in stock market, or their own
Is Fundrise even worth it? : r FundRise - Reddit I am not a stranger to alternative investments, but I did find this odd Can anyone attest to their returns so far? Is it worth it? p s : I understand this is a difficult economic environment for many projects that Fundrise is involved in I am more interested in the VC product rather than real estate
New to investing. Is it worth getting into fundrise? Thanks so . . . - Reddit My crypto is down, stocks are down, and Fundrise is pretty steady The whole purpose of my investing in fundrise was to get more diversification I don't have any complaints, I expect maybe 8% a year Last year it was up almost 26% but that may a one time thing The company is pretty straightforward and you're always informed
5 Years with Fundrise and Im cashing out with a loss - Reddit This is not a review of Fundrise, but rather my experience and the performance of my Fundrise portfolio over the course of 5 years investing My personal opinion, Nerdwallet has some great write-ups and reviews on Fundrise if you’re looking for that
What are you expecting from Fundrise in 2024? : r FundRise - Reddit What are you expecting from Fundrise in 2024? Over the past two years, residential real estate has moved from high demand low supply to low demand low supply It's much more of a "transaction" or activity crash than a price crash Wages are actually running above home price growth at the moment