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Strategy to invest - Fundrise/alt or other?
Hello,
I have monthly loan payments equalling about 500.00 per month and have about 50k to try and come up with a strategy.
I was looking into something like Fundrise, in which I can earn about 6k per year assuming a 12% return rate.
I know that Fundrise is not a liquid investment but if the return stays consistent, will take care of the monthly loan obligation.
Knowing that I can pull the trigger there pretty quickly and is pretty hands-off, versus doing more research and networking and going in on some private real estate deals with some people, has me kind of intimidated as I currently work about 70 hrs per week and have little time ( or energy) for anything else.
Are there any other alternatives I should consider?
Knowing the loan obligations will pretty much be on auto, and after paid off, quarterly returns of 12% (hopefully) has me leaning towards the Fundrise solution, but don't know if there are other alternatives I should explore
Thanks in advance!