Dive into DiversyFund: Unleashing Real Estate Wealth-Building Strategies for the Everyday Investor.
“DiversyFund: Make Money through Real Estate Investments for Regular Folks
Interested in real estate but don’t want the headache of managing property and tenants? There’s a solution – crowdfunded real estate investments. A standout among these platforms is DiversyFund. This guide will dive into the ins and outs of the company, and what it brings to the table.
Breaking down the ‘Real Estate Crowdfunding’ term, different companies tackle different areas; commercial or residential properties, single vs multi-property portfolios, only for wealthy investors or open for everyone.
To be a wealthy investor, or ‘accredited’, your net worth must be upwards of $1 million (excluding your residence), or your annual income higher than $200,000 for singles or $300,000 for joint filers.
Good news, anyone can invest with DiversyFund, no need to be ‘accredited’. They offer a Growth REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) focused on apartment buildings that generate a steady stream of rent. DiversyFund wants to grow their portfolios’ value over the long-term by renewing and repositioning these buildings.
Their Growth REIT is an option for those looking to diversify from stocks. People can just invest their money and leave the rest to DiversyFund. They’re unique because there are no middlemen. They buy, develop, manage, and split the profits among investors, so there’s no fees for management or using the platform. They get their cut from developer fees.
You can start investing with just $500. This is lower than most other platforms and accessible for most people.
Even though DiversyFund is new, their founders have a lot of experience and their returns so far have been pretty impressive, averaging 18% for 2017 and 17.3% for 2018. Keep in mind though, this is an investment and comes with its share of risks. No profits are guaranteed.
But before you jump in, know this – DiversyFund’s co-founder, Craig Cecilio, ran another company called Coastal California Funding Group Inc. In the past, this company received multiple complaints. Most were dismissed but due to a “failure to supervise”, Cecilio’s license was suspended for 30 days and he was fined $3,000. DiversyFund and Cecilio say, these issues were due to two employees shirking their responsibilities. Do your homework before you commit your money.
What’s good about the DiversyFund Growth REIT:
– It’s not just stocks, it’s real estate, broadening your investment portfolio.
– Strong Returns: They averaged 18% for 2017 and 17.3% for 2018. No guarantees for the future, but the potential is there.
– Diversified Investments: Your risk is spread among multiple properties, not just a single one.
– Easy Start: Sign-up on their website, fund your account and you’re good to go.
– Open to All: With a minimum investment of $500, it’s available for everyone.
For more information, you should check out the DiversyFund website.”
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