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Fundrise offers access to sophisticated private market strategies focused on generating consistent income and long-term growth across real estate private equity, venture capital, and private credit.Real estate — Fundrise is one of the 50 largest real estate private equity investors in the world by total annual deployment — deploying more than $1 billion of capital annually in 2021 and 2022. Our portfolio is largely composed of 20,000+ well-located residential units and eCommerce-centric industrial assets.Venture — Investing in high-growth private technology companies has proven to be one of the best-performing strategies of the last 50 years. Our growth equity fund targets mid-to-late-stage companies in sectors like Modern Data Infrastructure, FinTech, and AI/ML.Private credit — Skyrocketing interest rates have created broad credit market dislocations and a potential liquidity crisis. The result is arguably the most attractive, risk-adjusted private credit investing opportunity of the last few decades.Building a better financial systemWhen our co-founders launched Fundrise back in 2012, our mission was to use technology to build a better financial system for investors like you. A lot has changed since then. Over 2 million people now use Fundrise and we manage nearly $3 billion in equity across real estate, private credit, and venture capital. It’s hard to believe how far we’ve come. But our mission remains the same. It’s what drives us to continue eliminating barriers, developing new investments, and working tirelessly to make this the best investing experience you’ve ever had. Thank you for joining us on this journey.
Fundrise (fundrise.com) has 613 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.1 out of 5.
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Anon
They claim 8-10% yearly returns. I've been with them 1 year and made 2% in dividends. Every project update I get says the investment is returning ~10% but someone else must be keeping that. Won't even try to get my $$ back now cause I know I won't happen. Will ride this scam out for a bit longer then take legal action.
Kevin
Hidden and abnormal fees happen all the time. Returns are worst than keeping $ in bonds You're not able to withdraw your $ whenever you want.
Sam H.
Stay away from Fundrise. I was with them for almost 3 years and they only made less than 3% per year in the last 3 years, which is a very poor investment. When I requested to withdraw, I was told that the total redemption is only 63% of the value shown in my account. I can't believe my money is stolen like this. Be careful with this scam, stay away from them.
Christina
STAY AWAY FROM FUNDRISE. THEY HOLD YOUR MONEY HOSTAGE. During the COVID crisis, they have refused to allow any redemptions and continue to stick to their guns on it 4 months in. People rely on these monies to get them through times of crises and unprecedented hardship.
BJ
fundrise will not release my funds from my account that I closed in December in 2019. They issued a letter in April 2020 stating they will not release disbursements for the integrity of the fund because of COVID -19 and uncertain market. Well in May and June the market has been doing welling, Especially in June, its been doing really well. You would think they would release funds for a closed account. I need the money to pay bills now, I closed my account in DECEMBER! BEFORE COVID-19 and its now June. But.. also in April of 2020 they bought a 15Million dollar stake in a project in DC. So..... they cant pay inverters the money of a closed account to maintain integrity of a portfolio during COVID but will spend 15 million dollars.... doesnt make sense to me. My account has been closed for 7 months now and still haven't received my money
Stanley M.
They will not let you redeem your shares and they keep your money! Expensive mistake I made!
Peter R.
Stealing money! Complain to the SEC!
Richard K.
I'm not going to attempt to rate Fundrise's business model, or the minutiae of their business model. However, I wanted to do some diligence on their eREITs and it turns out their Heartland eREIT owns Englewood Square, in Chicago. If you know anything about this, you aren't going to do business with Fundrise.
