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Updated almost 5 years ago, 01/23/2020

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Micah Pearce
  • San Antonio, TX
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Real Estate Crowdfunding - Streitwise and DIversyFund

Micah Pearce
  • San Antonio, TX
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I've been in the crowdfunding market for 2 years. I have pretty good success with Realtiy Mogul, Rich Uncle, AHP and moderate success with Fundrise. I recently went to see if any new platforms were available and saw that there is one called streitwise and one called DiversyFund. Has anyone had experience with these 2 platforms?

Streitwise seems fine. It takes forever for your money to get there, but other than that I think it looks fine.

I'm really skeptical about DiversyFund. Most of DiversyFund's review on Google come from 11 months ago. And someone on Facebook is yelling fake reviews too. Plus they are claiming a 17% return. I smell a scam. But maybe I'm wrong. 

Thanks,

NightHawk

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