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Crowd Funding Investing do or dont

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If you are just getting started in real estate investing and you don't have enough money to invest. Should you wait and save or should you invest in crowdfunding platforms like PeerStreet?

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You have to be accredited to invest in PeerStreet's deals. If you are accredited based on income but don't have enough liquid assets to invest in real estate directly, you should probably focus on budgeting and building up that cash rather than where to park it.

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