5 Years Ago, I Invested $1K With Fundrise. Can I Get My Money Back Now? (2022 Review)
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
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UPDATE: On July 3, 2022, I received an email informing me that "...your liquidation request has been processed. The funds should settle within the next five business days." On July 5, 2022, the full amount was deposited into my bank account. Transaction complete!
Five years ago, I put together a video and blog post explaining how Fundrise works, and I invested $1,000 with this real estate crowdfunding platform.
Since then, I've been tracking the progress and returns by putting together an annual blog post and video reviewing the dividends and how much the money has grown. You can see each of those annual reviews here if you want to get caught up on where this has been.
Note: I will return to this video and update this description once I receive the funds from my $1,000 withdrawal request. I expect it sometime in July/August of 2022.
0:00 - Intro
0:11 - What is Fundrise?
0:44 - Why Fundrise?
0:54 - What’s so hard about being an accredited investor?
1:32 - Why do I make these annual review videos?
2:15 - Why this year is so important (the 5 year milestone)
2:54 - Is there a penalty for early redemption?
3:06 - The new “Starter” account with a $10 minimum
3:25 - The consequences of automatically reinvesting dividends
4:06 - I’ll try to answer your questions!
4:19 - This is NOT an endorsement of Fundrise
4:48 - Why invest with Fundrise?
5:42 - Affiliate Disclaimer
6:02 - Invest at your own risk!
6:35 - Review begins!
10:32 - Performance: Overview of the annual returns
11:52 - How does it compare to the stock market?
12:54 - Portfolio Overview: The dividends were reinvested
13:41 - Where are all the projects and properties located?
13:56 - Transaction Overview
14:40 - An explanation of the 5-year holding period
15:48 - Should I withdraw my principal investment? Let’s do it!
16:50 - Watch me redeem my shares. How difficult is it?
21:12 - No guarantee on redemption? I don’t like this.
22:07 - Tracking the progress of the transaction
22:31 - It takes a surprisingly long time for them to process the request
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It's been a lot of fun seeing how much engagement and attention these videos have gotten on UA-cam. Of course, my goal with these videos is not to make a case that you should be investing with Fundrise. My goal is to simply show you how the website works and, most importantly, what the actual returns look like each year.
Disclaimer: This is a testimonial in partnership with Fundrise. We earn a commission from partner links on REtipster.com. All opinions are my own. The information contained herein neither constitutes an offer for nor a solicitation of interest in any securities offering; however, if an indication of interest is provided, it may be withdrawn or revoked, without obligation or commitment of any kind prior to being accepted following the qualification or effectiveness of the applicable offering document, and any offer, solicitation or sale of any securities will be made only by means of an offering circular, private placement memorandum, or prospectus. No money or other consideration is hereby being solicited, and will not be accepted without such potential investor having been provided the applicable offering document. Joining the Fundrise Platform neither constitutes an indication of interest in any offering nor involves any obligation or commitment of any kind. The publicly filed offering circulars of the issuers sponsored by Rise Companies Corp., not all of which may be currently qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission, may be found at www.fundrise.com/oc.
*UPDATE:* On July 3, 2022, I received an email informing me that _"...your liquidation request has been processed. The funds should settle within the next five business days."_ On July 5, 2022, the full amount was deposited into my bank account. *Transaction complete!*
How do i get ahold of a living person?? Ive been trying for two weeks and nothing. Its scary that they have 10,000 of my money and they have no phone number!?
@@dannyboy2750 they have an office on D.C. if you want to meet them but thats about it.
@@gengarphantom6967 oh..they actually called me...i was pleasently suprised. Just like this gentlman i put ten grand in but now im thinking if 20% return on my investment is all i can hope for in ten years then i dont think its very hopeful. I realize that is what their last years figures were and im hoping theres an possibility of getting higher or is that the norm? You know what i mean? Im sorry i just took for granted you were an investor also, thanks for answering me though. Peace!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video and esp. this update!
@@dannyboy2750 I am investing too but putting 500$ monthly.
Guys I highly recommend you to Mr Lanngel Mark. His an excellent and Licensed Financial Manager/ trader, who handles my portfolio. Ever since I invested with his supervision my financial status has Improved . (edit) I read about him while doing online research on portfolio management, you can look up his name and do yours if you are interested.👌🏻💯✅
Mr Mark Handles my stock Portfolio, I live in California I highly recommend him too!
@@john00123 Thats incredible, how were you able to connect with Lanngel Mark?
I happened to watch him speak at a Seminar, He is Intelligent and seemed to have very good experience, he spoke about how he brokers stocks, options, futures, EFPs, futures options, Forex, bonds, and Hedge funds
wow I learnt about Lanngel Mark early 2020 A colleague of mine invested $100k in his brokerage and he doubled it months, i heard he is a day trader too. He is finally getting the popularity he deserves
@@tommorgan4735 Fascinating !
Thanks for the video, very much. I invested last summer, shortly before the real estate appreciation really began in earnest, so of course I've been happy with the appreciation so far. And when I put the money in I had a 10 year time window in mind for it, so I was more than ok with the 5 year limit. Where this video really helped was in realizing that if I want to withdraw that full value in 10 years (which I do, I'm hoping it will contribute to a second home at that time) I should turn off reinvesting the dividends at the 5 year mark. Really valuable to have your real world experience 4 years in advance of when I'll need it.
Thank you for the information much needed !🙌🏾
Thank you, very informative.
Good stuff man, Thank you!
Great video. Thanks for explaining the 5 year rule with dividends and additional investments. Seen other videos and they fail to mention that IMPORTANT information
Thanks! I tried my best. :)
Thank you. I was very curious about doing this. Now I see the cons and pros.
Fantastic video. Very interested in doing this and needed more information. Very thankful for this. Still unsure if I will do it though. Thanks for your time.
Whew, this was GOOD information 👏 👌 Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I always appreciate it when someone with a platform is very transparent. Thanks for video it helped a lot.
Thanks, Charles!
Thank you so much for this video..this will help me so much..I didn't know they made it little bit hard to get the money out..🙏🏼
I'm glad it helped! Thanks for watching. It took longer than I anticipated, but the money eventually came through. :)
Thanks for sharing your experience with Fundrise.
I got into Fundrise couple of months ago and your video was very enlightening and so I made sure to like comment and subscribe.
That's great to hear! Thanks for subscribing and following along!
such a great walkthrough of this platform - thank you for making this conent!
Thanks for checking it out, Hannah!
appreciate the transparency
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this!
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Very informative for folks that are thinking about investing with Fundrise. Thanks!!!
Thanks for checking it out, Willie!
this video was fantastic appreciate your help
Thanks for watching, Mitchell!
This information was Awesome, thank you, I was initially interested in investing in Fundrise but I am going to reconsider especially due to the "undisclosed" withdraw procedures.
Glad I could help, Steve!
Oh my goodness, I appreciate your unbiased review! I'm sorry it takes so long that's a big deterrent for me. I'll see your most updated review to find out what happened
Thanks for watching!
Dude I’ve seen these like a year or two ago I was thinking about an update and you post one 4 days ago crazy
Hahaha, impeccable timing! I'm glad those earlier videos were memorable enough for you to think about it. Thanks for watching!
Right? Every year.
They told me that they pay out four times per year. I like them because I definitely am a passive investor. I also have my dividends reinvested and I did not realize that it resets the five year waiting period. l have to check into that and also check back to see when you get your funds. Thanks for the video
Good to know! Thanks for sharing your experience. I'll definitely update the description around July/August when some more movement happens.
I made more money investing into the stock market myself and not waiting for the grindingly slow appreciation/div rates on Fundrise.
Like I made close to double the dividend rates by buying ETF's and REIT Dividend Aristocrats on the stockmarket. And sell covered Calls on the stocks I own.
Fundrise might be good if you want autopilot on 200k to 300k.
@@spydog2034 how and where do you buy those? Im interested
appreciate your review
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.
Haven’t even finished the video but I like the way it’s going
Glad it helped!
with 2022 Q4 being Fundrise's first quarter of net negative returns, I'm looking forward to your 2023 review
Thanks a lot for this video! I guess investing in findrise should be limited to the money anyone wants to take a risk and lose. Plus, there is no guarantee that fundrise would send your original investment back after 5 years. Eye opening video!!
Any money that you “invest” should be money you’re willing to loose. This is investing 101.
Thanks for the video. A quarter to get the money back that's bananas the point of investing is to have access in the future when you need it. Hard to plan a quarter ahead . Amazing video I was on board until this point . Bummer for them.
I hear you. I also found it rather annoying, but the money did come through in time. If anything, it's good to be aware of this timeline before you jump into it. Glad you found it helpful!
Oh wow. You just gave me a pretty good run down on how this works. I’ve invested $200 and I’m down just a little. Thank u for this video.
I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
To fix your problem about the dividends, just invest in long term growth which is the third option on fundrise.
Your portfolio is probably on balance.
Thanks me later!
Thanks best video
Thanks for watching, Damian!
In your dashboard the 1800 amount is a total of your dividends and the appreciation of your $1,000 investment. At the end of 5 years you can take out all of that appreciated initial investment which is why it was $1400 something. You can see the $400 amount in the appreciation row on the dashboard
So did it reinvest zero dividends back into the East Coast eREIT? That's kind of weird imo.
I thought that fundrise was a good company until the end of the year 2022. I had $23000 invested and for 364 days of the the year I thought that I was making a profit from dividends and appreciation. The last day of the the year it devalued $1000. I lost everything that I gained from dividends and appreciation. I made nothing. The fact that it happened the last day of the year makes me feel that there was some underhanded manipulation and someone had a nice Christmas bonus at my expense.
Truth
that is where kevin scott werner comes in.hes the best financial consultant i know,you can google search him
Great video. What happens when you put in auto invest on a monthly basis. From what it sounds every transaction will have a monthly count to 5 years then.
Is it better to put in one lump sum per year to avoid this 5 year lock in period.
I kept feeding Fundrise for 5 years now and return graph looks great even during COVID times. I always wonder how the 5 year mark will look like so thank you for your effort to follow through and created the video. I didn't plan to take it out at the 5 year mark anyways. This gave me more confident in the app for future years.
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching.
ay if you dont mind me asking how much was your initial invesment and how much do you have now
Liked and new sub. Looking forward to more video's. (thank you)
Thanks, George!
Bro, thank you for this informative video, I’m working on passive income and likely to be in this type of investments FOR LIFE.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Best of luck!
I'm starting the same thing, which ones have you been using, wanna share?
@@CoastalConservancy ❤️❤️
My children have FUNDRISE account for 8 years now, is insane how the money grow, I will continue to invest for 20 more years I love ❤️
I love fundrise, I was able to cash out a few years back with no issues. Not a fan of DRIP, because in this market you are able to pick better assets with better valuations assuming a long term hold. What are your thoughts on Landa, ground floor, atlas earth and arrived homes?
I'm having a small amount invested each paycheck. I basically have no hope of investing in a home so it just scratches that itch. The plan is to let it all sit there over a couple decades. I will not miss that money in the grand scheme of things, and the penalty to redeem shares isn't that onerous in case of an emergency.
Sounds like a pretty logical strategy to me. Thanks for sharing!
This works like an index fund with compound interest like Vanguard, hey I really love this stuff, what kind a plan is your plan..? if you invest more money more money you gonna earn back, this is so tremendous, you get 13.90 dollars every month or 0.46 cents per day in interest per your money, just imagine if you invest 50 thousand dollars and just leave it there for 30 years, we declare the big "Snowball" of Warren Buffett cause the money will grow permanently by himself without to work or break my back, am gonna invest in this, greetings from Virginia...
I just started investing in Fundrise. I think it’s a great way to really just throw money into something and not have to worry about it. If it goes up we are good, if not it’s no big deal. Not putting enough into it to hurt me financially. Excited to see what the years ahead may hold.
Isnt that like a 401k or IRA
@@matthewwilliams9200 it’s for real estate investment at a lower cost than it would be to do everything myself. It’ll take a lot to explain it all here though but definitely do a lot of research on it, especially any scandals they may have and see if it is something that is of interest to you if you would like to invest into it. For me I liked what I researched and that’s why I ultimately invested into it.
@@matthewwilliams9200 it’s for real estate investment at a lower cost than it would be to do everything myself. It’ll take a lot to explain it all here though but definitely do a lot of research on it, especially any scandals they may have and see if it is something that is of interest to you if you would like to invest into it. For me I liked what I researched and that’s why I ultimately invested into it.
Nobody can become financially successful overnight. They put in background work but we tend to see the finished part. Fear is a dangerous component, hindering us from taking bold steps we need in other to reach our goals. you have to contend with inflation, recession, decisions from the Feds and all. I was able to increase my portfolio by $234k in months. You have to seek for help in the right places.....
I think it's not always about fear, Sometimes realistic factors discourage people from reaching their goals in life. For instance, I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value ......
Thanks for these videos!... Question. You have it set to reinvest your dividends back into your fundrise account, can this be changed at any time? Let's say after a few years you'd like to start having those dividends deposited directly into your bank account as income. Is that an option?
You can stop reinvestment of your dividens its on web site
And at the end they run with your money or declare bankruptcy! Good luck getting it back!
super good video...
Thanks, Henry!
Thanks for the video - your E Coast initial investment looks spread out a bit like a diversified WealthFront account, these folks offer free tax loss harvesting?
thanks
This was a great video. I started in 2018 so my 5 years is coming up soon (in 2023). My plan is to take everything out (except for what I can't, per your info on dividends reinvested), and put it in the Stock Market or Bitcoin. I like Fundrise but I don't like my funds being held where I cannot access it at all... not even to be able to use it as collateral. So that's why I'm planning on moving on. Thanks again for the video and update.
You're going to pull your FundRise investment that has had a positive track record year over year and put it into tech coins? Why wouldn't you keep it in FundRise?
@@marcusarelius If Fundrise were to change their policy on locking up funds for 5 years, or at least allow investors to use their funds as collateral, I certainly would keep it in. But I'm just not a fan of any investments where I have to put my money on a shelf or in a lock box until some magical year or age. Exact same reason I'm not a fan of Government sponsored plan like the 401K and especially in a Roth account. With discipline, money should be in motion, not locked away until we're 60 years old to enjoy it. Reminds me of a quote. "Why do we do to money what we don't do to the things money buys?"
@@MannehN So are you looking for volatile investments? Waiting 5 years to access investment dollars isn’t all that much of an ask. But if you’re wanting to be something like a day trader, yea FundRise or even more traditional investment vehicles like 401ks aren’t what you’re looking for.
@@marcusarelius No one's ever looking for a volatile investments but I certainly don't fear it or a down market. And day trading or gambling is not my thing either. I'm a long term and very discipline investor. The slow process works well for me as long as I have access to my funds whenever I choose to in the form of a collateral.
@@MannehN Based on the above, you shouldn't have issue with a 5 year hold on your funds, especially while you're watching growth. You could even pocket the dividends rather than reinvest them if you wanted to go that route. I just don't understand your stance here.
I guess looking at the market now fundrise is looking pretty good eh? The thing about them not letting you sell so easily is it protects you from panic sell offs. You should have really mentioned that fundrise had no dip during the covid crash and no loss in synch with the past six month market dump.
Great insights! Those are good points, thanks for chiming in and sharing them here.
Foundries shouldn't have dipped during covid though because it's investing into real estate right? Ik the stock market has been down but real estate has been on a steady climb
@@BS-tm6xq I guess that's plausible but it literally hasn't dropped once for any reason in the past 3 ish years I've had it
So do you recommend not reinvesting divi’s and just taking the payouts and invest them in the market? Or???!
FundRise is slow going, long term investment. If you don't understand that on day 1 and are willing to stay patient, don't put $1 dollar into FundRise. For the rest of us, it's a great / conservative approach to investing in real estate and watching it grow. It's too easy that, IMO, everyone should be part of it.
100%
I think your right fundrise doesnt make too much sense when compared to stock market REITs. They have comparable returns over 5 years, you can reinvest your dividends back in during those 5 years if you want and its more liquid. Not only can you cash out whenever you need to, but you also can cash out your reinvested dividends since they just get converted into shares.
I think the only downside might be more risk with stock REITs ? and Im not even sure thats true.
I invested $10 with fundrise
Thanks for the video..that determine my decision...naaww not holding my money
Investing more in my total stock market,mid cap and small cap and 401K and maybe REITS
I think it's better if it's illiquid only because it forces you not to panic sell. It helps
Yeah, that's actually a good point. I hadn't thought of that.
The main difference between fundrise and stock market is volatility but on the other hand fundrise is slow on withdrawals and it might not let you withdraw your money in certain situations.
I am curious if the asset appreciation becomes negative during a RE bear market.
I think that fundrise might interesting for somebody who has low volatility toleration and who is actually retired and wants to live off of their investments.
All good observations and questions!
Curious if you got your money back? What about the dividends generated by the dividends.. are you able to change the setting to stop re-investing the new dividends?
I did, actually (see the video description, where I added the details on this). Yes, you can change the settings to have the dividends automatically reinvested.
Thanks. Update later pls. Infinite return if u can get your initial fund back. Any tax saving like k1 yearly?
Great video! Thanks for explaining so well! I do have a question-maybe a silly question but the share value that showed up when you tried to redeem 100 shares of east reit $1419.01…that extra 419.01…is that coming out from the dividends of $834.32? Assuming you had taken that deal….Thanks 🙏
Not a silly question at all, I wondered the same thing! That $834.32 of growth is a combination of appreciation and reinvested dividends over the past 5 years (it's not 100% dividends). I believe that $419.01 amount was all from appreciation in the original East Coast eREIT. All the dividends had been reinvested into other eREITs that I don't have access to yet.
What's another investing platform you feel is just as good as this one?
If you auto-invest every month, do you have to wait 5 years after that monthly payment to withdraw everything at once ?
Can you change the dividend option at any time so it does not reinvest going forward? It seems like it would be beneficial to initially reinvest the dividends to grow capital through compound interest. Eventually when enough capital is built you can start living off the dividends.
I believe so.
Yes, you absolutely can, been an account holder since 2017, and it has been by far my best performing investment since then…
I wonder if you can take your fundrise dividends and have them sent to your checking account.
one percent is not bad. its 1 % of dividens.
I put 1k in Fundrise around April 2022, and it’s sh*t the bed so far for a loss. I know investing is a long game, but stumbling right out of the gate stinks.
What I don't understand is that even though you have fulfilled the vesting period of 5 years it is still at their discretion to distribute your funds back to you? Shouldn't you have guaranteed access to the funds after the 5 year term has expired?
Excellent video. What would be a better alternative to Fundraise?
You could try something like RealtyMogul: retipster.com/realtymogul (affiliate link)
Too much redtape here for me. I'd rather invest in a publicly traded REIT like O or something along those lines.
Best thing about Fundrise is that I am not losing money :P, because I have lost a huge amount of money in stocks, it needs a lot of discipline with the Stock market.
I didn't see this in the video: What was the actual annual return on investment? Doing the calculation in my head it sounds like approx 13% per year? But I was waiting for that throughout the video and didn't find it
If you had put 10K in Fundrise and yiled the same 12.90% annual ROI you're yielding now, you'd only make a little more than double your money in 5 whole years. Not the greatest investment. But I think that the biggest issue I see with stocks, REITs, etc is the fact you don't really own anything other than paper or a virtual status of ownership. The dollar will collapse by 2030 so these investments would literally disappear unless you invest in something actually tangible.
Between Fundrise, Arrived Homes and Landa, which one would you recommend for a new investor?
Fundrise is the only one I have first-hand experience with and it has worked out okay so far. Sorry I can't be of more help on the other ones!
Was portion the the profits on your account due to commissions earned from you “referring” people to fundrise through your affiliate links? I know you werent recommending Fundrise and more so just reporting on it but i was curious if some of your total profits were from earned commissions. Thank you for the helpful video
Good question. No, it wasn't. Any affiliate commissions we generate are paid separately and not added to the investment portfolio.
If the housing market crashes, will the your invested value drop if you only have a Supplemental income setting or does a housing crash only affect the Long Term Growth setting?
Good question!
You can turn off the dividend reinvent going forward.
This is sad. 5 year come for me . I will do the same.
Quick question, so what if you dont reinvest your dividends?How long are they tied up compared to your initial investment? Thanks in advance!
Every individual dollar (in my case) was/is tied up for 5 years after the initial investment, so if you don't reinvest your dividends, you should be able to get all the original investment (plus its appreciation) back after those first 5 years.
I have my dividends in Fundrise reinvest automatically as well, but to the best of my understanding, if you choose not to do so the dividends are paid out quarterly.
Dividends are ONLY tied up if you reinvest them, otherwise, they direct deposit quarterly.
can you talk about how you pay taxes for each eREIT
Before I came here I saw on the site it say it takes 3 months for withdrawals because the money is tied up in properties and agreements so it takes a while to release the funds
Makes sense. If you were to buy a house as an investment and decided you wanted your money back, you’d have to wait months before someone buys it. So at the end of the day the risks are similar to buying a house, the only difference is you don’t have to do the management work.
@@saneb5955 Did you try doing cash hack I did cash hack and I got
paid $20,000 in just a few hours
Doesn't dividends lower the price/value of the so-called stock!??
You mentioned the dividends reinvested gets 5 years attached to it, My question is every deposit tied to 5 years also? (i was planning on making bi-weekly deposits)
Yes, 5 years for every additional investment (including dividends).
Do you think I can rollover my 401K to Fundrise? Also, Looks like Fundrise is way better than Acorns.
Fundrise is great at raising money so they can make more money and lousy at paying out the kinds of returns that REI normally generates. I did NOT see anything about 5 year wait or quarterly liquidation request
I'm novice on investing. My question about Fundrise is, is this a monthly cash flow? Like, do they put money into my account every month if it's going up? or hold that for 5 years b4 doing so? and what terminology would be for dividends to go to my personal bank acct not back into Fundrise? Thanks in advance for answers.
It's quarterly, and they can either pay out dividends to you each quarter or reinvest them back into your portfolio. As you probably saw from the video, the dividends can be all over the place... appreciation is the other way to watch the value go up over time (assuming it appreciates at all).
How to reinvest dividends?
It would be interesting to find out what 2017 $1000 is valued at now after inflation. To see how much your profit, for lack of a better term, is just inflation related.
I completely agree. Perhaps I'll include that comparison in the next annual update! Thanks for the suggestion.
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How about end of the year taxes with Fundrise? Do you get good depreciation on a K1 statement each year? If so what is the amount of loss on your k1 for $1k investment?
I've only seen one of the funds issue a K-1 tax statement. Most are 1099 forms.
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You cannot file for depreciation
Does your referral link still work if I already have an account? I plan to open an IRA account with Fundrise in the near future so I was wondering if your link would work in that instance?
That's nice of you to ask! I'm honestly not sure. If I had to guess, I would say "no", but it won't hurt anything if you try it out. :)
@@Retipster will do. I would love to see the same style video with Yieldstreet specifically directed towards investments on the platform for non-accredited investors.
Great video. One thing I don't understand is why you have to wait 3 months for redemptions on money that has been invested LONGER than 5 years? Shouldn't that be immediate? I mean you've met the conditions and didn't touch it for 5 years, shouldn't you be able to get it immediately then?
I had a similar thought. My only guess is that because the money is tied up in real estate, perhaps it takes a few months to move things around so people can withdraw funds? But I hear you, and I felt the same way.
How do these returns compare to your tangible real estate investments?
Compared to an active real estate investment (one that I work myself), these returns are very, very low. The difference is, Fundrise takes zero time or effort. A normal real estate deal takes a lot of work to pull off.
@@Retipster also you completely remove the bs such as property management. coming from an investor with 11 properties
is this worth investijg in
I don't really agree with them holding or freezing funds, but in times of uncertainty I can see their stance. I wouldn't want people bailing out and tanking my investments since it's crowd funded.
Yeah, I'm with you.
It actually makes the investment safer. In private real estate the capital has to be there for you to receive it. As an example if you buy a house and you want your money back, you have to wait for the house to be sold or pull out an equity Loan considering equity is there. The money doesn’t just float out of thin air. Imagine a big shot investor suddenly pulls out millions of dollars and there’s no capital to pay him. Then fund rise would have to pull out a equity loan or sell assets which would potentially take not only profits from the small fries but potentially take a chunk of there initial investments do to debt expenses. So basically them giving your money back is contingent upon how much you invested and how much capital they have ready to pay you. It doesn’t mean they won’t accommodate you, it simply means they will accommodate you the best they can afford to without stealing from the other investors.
@@saneb5955 Love this statement , think I wanna try investing in fundraise now
Can you do a video on boxabl Casitas
What's that?
Made a thousand in five tears!
I just opened a fundrise acct last week. So you are saying that in the account settings, I should disable the reinvestment setting? Thanks
Did you try doing cash hack I did cash hack and I got
paid $20,000 in just a few hours
It's January and I can't take my money out until april,!?!?!?
I thought about getting into fundraise but never got into it. Isn't there a $500 limit.
There was once upon a time, but not anymore. You can start with as little as $10 now.
What if you have had invested 50 k into fundraising in 2017 ? How much it could have improved with the% increase in each year ?
Don’t do what ifs. U didn’t have 50k invested. Don’t you worry about it little fella
@@battletruth4836 clown.
Looking at his $1k investment and it almost doubled I am thinking your 50,000 could have been 77k+.
No withdraw button.