GROUNDFLOOR vs Fundrise

GROUNDFLOOR is a crowdfunding platform for passive investors looking for short-term real estate debt investments. How does it compare to Fundrise? Read our comparison chart below.

	GROUNDFLOOR	Fundrise


	SPECIAL OFFER Invest in Real Estate with $10 - Learn More Read GROUNDFLOOR Review	SPECIAL OFFER Invest in Real Estate with $500 - Learn More Read Fundrise Review
	Benefits and Features
Annual Fee		1% management fee
Minimum Deposit		$500
Dividends		Choose quarterly payouts or auto reinvest
Investment Types		Commercial, single family, industrial
Wealth Requirements		None
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Annual Fee
Minimum Deposit
Customer Service
Ease of Use
Pros & Cons	Pros: No investor fees High historical returns Low minimum Cons: Higher risk of default No diversification opportunities Limited to debt investments (no equity)	Pros: Just $500 to start Quarterly dividends Passive investing Cons: Illiquid investment Unknown future returns
Bottom Line	Crowdfunding platform for passive investors looking for short-term real estate debt investments... Read full review	Passive real estate investing with no income requirement... Read full review

	Invest in Real Estate with $10 Short Term High-Yield Investments	Invest in Real Estate with $500 Earn Passive Income with Real Estate Starter Plan
	Terms Apply. Offering Circular	Terms Apply. Offering Circulars
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Short-Term High Yield Real Estate Debt Investment
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Which is Better: GROUNDFLOOR or Fundrise?

Still need help deciding which investing is better? Read the in-depth reviews below. You may also be interested in comparing GROUNDFLOOR or Ally Invest.

In short: GROUNDFLOOR's annual fee and customer service are worth mentioning. In particular, the annual fee is outstanding. Fundrise's ease of use is excellent.

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Groundfloor Review

Want the strong returns of private real estate but don't like having your money tied up for too long? Groundfloor may be the right investment for you.