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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Investing in Fundrise / other similar areas
Just wondering if investing investing in vehicles like Fundrise / diversyfund, etc is worth it at all for minimum capital deposits?
They advertise that for as little as $500 you can invest in their portfolio.
Is Putting $500 to $1000 into these even worth it or should I be Saving that money toward other avenues?