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• BLOG: Lotly: A Fundrise alternative in Canada

  Fundrise is an American real estate investment platform founded in 2012 with over 387,000 active investors and $7 billion invested in real estate across the USA. Source: 12 months ago

• How can anyone build generational wealth through real estate if no one can afford houses anymore?

  Ok then maybe you could look into REITFs, mutual funds, or hedge funds that dabble in real estate like Hedonova or Fundrise. You are still investing in the market. Source: about 1 year ago

• Is Fundrise going public Bullish or Bearish?

  Fundrise is positioning themselves as a technology company, not a real estate company. It’s “our platform can be used for more than just housing”. You see that with the Innovation Fund, but also – have you seen the fundrise.com home page lately? They’re selling their IP, not their properties, which helps make the company look attractive even if housing prices were to go down. Source: about 1 year ago

• What are the benefits of alternative investments and how does alternative investing work?

  Which one is preferable? Hedonova or Fundrise? Source: about 1 year ago

• Top Passive income idea 2023?

  Real estate investing: Real estate investing is a great way to generate passive income. You can invest in rental properties or real estate crowdfunding platforms like Fundrise or CrowdStreet. Source: about 1 year ago

• Is investing in pre-IPO a good idea? What are some good platforms to buy pre-IPO stock?

  I'm looking into Hedonova because they were able to offer me a lower rate than Fundrise. However, I'm not sure if this is the right place to invest our money either. Source: over 1 year ago

• Real estate investment?

  Investing through platforms like Fundrise or Hedonova which don't require the usual large cost to invest in real estate, can be a good place to start looking and can help you generate a good passive income. Source: over 1 year ago

• From operator to more of an “investor”?

  I've found that careful accredited investor real estate deals can consistently provide returns close to owned real estate with less hassle and with less risk. For these types of deals you can look at sites like realtymogul.com, crowdstreet.com, fundrise.com, and realcrowd.com. There are more of these and there are also sites that are developer sites that have similar offers. I use these for real estate deals. ... Source: over 1 year ago

• How many REITs do you own in your portfolio?

  VNQ accounts for the vast majority as it is an EFT that holds publicly traded REITs and then the rest are Fundrise. I then hold a few individually that I decided to overweight (O, WPC, and AMT),. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Which of the most hyped stocks out there would you choose?

  Mostly GME, but I try not to deal with overhyped or meme stocks. I'm working more on expanding my portfolio with either Fundrise or Hedonova for more alternative investments like art and real estate. I like stability and overhyped stocks do not give me that so I try not to dabble too much. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Am I on the right track? What else should I be doing?

  Maybe invest in some real estate too. It's a good investment vehicle since the price appreciates. There are platforms like Hedonova or Fundrise that might help with that, but it requires a larger amount of money to start. Also, it might be nice to stock up precious metals like gold and silver. Real good inflation hedges. Source: almost 2 years ago

• 18 y/o, no expenses putting 40-50% of income into dividend investing. Tips and Advice welcome

  Wow. I wish I could reach something like this. But money is pretty tight recently. Also my parents are insisting I invest in real estate even though I prefer investing in dividends. There are platforms I've been checking out like Fundrise or Hedonova, but it requires a huge amount of money to start. Source: about 2 years ago

• Has anyone stopped their leveraged investing because rates are rising?

  I'm contemplating of doing this because money is pretty tight right now. But honestly I'd rather stick with this than go for investing in real estate. I'm planning to invest through platforms like Fundrise or Hedonova but my finances are not in the best situation to do that. Source: about 2 years ago

• How long will it take to make $1,000 per month through real estate investments?

  Hmm that's probably gonna take some time, but that still depends on . That's why I still contemplate on investing in such. I was looking into investing through platforms (prolly something like Fundrise or Hedonova), but it requires a large cost to invest in real estate if I want to start. And sadly I don't have the money for that. Also if you consider yourself a digital nomad maybe you can try posting in... Source: about 2 years ago

• I recently read something that's making me question investing in the housing market, and I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts on this.

  Investing in real estate can be really pricey, but for me it's a good option to place your money in, especially in the long run. From where I come from, buying land and owning a house means you already made it in life because it's expensive. Plus, the price of land appreciates. The only problem I have is the fact that I don't know how to start and I don't have the funds to invest in it yet. There are platforms... Source: about 2 years ago

• Is there a way to indirectly invest in Airbnb properties through a fund?

  Check out https://republic.com and https://fundrise.com/ for this asset class. Source: about 2 years ago

• Is there really no other worthwhile investment than stocks, bonds, real estate?

  I have not looked into http://fundrise.com because I'm already invested in private real estate through groundfloor, and public real estate through my index funds. Source: over 2 years ago

• SoFi Real Estate -- Future SoFi Invest product

  Many SoFi Members are familiar with Fundrise, a Real Estate investment platform for do-it-yourself investors. Source: over 2 years ago

• Alternatives to stocks for high-risk high-reward long-term investing

  For "set it and forget it" real estate diversification consider Fundrise. It gets you access to REIT type returns with less correlation to the stock market. The downside is that it's a longer term investment that is fairly illiquid. Source: over 2 years ago

• Real Estate Investing

  How does this differ from the many fractional real estate products already on the market such as Ark7 and Fundrise? Source: almost 3 years ago

• Questions about real estate/REIT investing

  I consider it a good diversification play. I don't own any physical real estate (mostly because I don't want the hassle / risk of management), but I do have positions in some publicly traded REITs and some money invested at Fundrise. Source: almost 3 years ago