Fundrise vs. DiversyFund

This story highlights a couple of crowdfunded real estate funds available to everyone, not just the accredited investor. Both require a minimum of $500.

I have personally invested with both DiversyFund and Fundrise, the two that will be compared and contrasted today. Also, I have an affiliate relationship with both companies. 

If you’re a reader of personal finance blogs, you know that real estate investing is a hot topic—bloggers plug and review companies like Fundrise, Realty Mogul, and PeerStreet.  

Comparing and Contrasting Fundrise and DiversyFund

The most common and readily available way to invest in real estate is via real estate investment trusts or REITs (pronounced Reets). 

Publicly Traded REITs

In the past, private equity real estate funds have only been available to the wealthy. Individuals must be accredited investors to get into the typical fund.

Private Equity

Both FundRise and DiversyFund are crowdfunded real estate funds. Crowdfunding provides investors with smaller amounts of money to invest in things commonly only available to the wealthy.

Crowdfunded Real Estate Funds

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