Real Estate Crowdfunding - Streitwise and DIversyFund

San Antonio, TX · Member since 2017 · 4 posts · 0 votes

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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Ian IppolitoBusiness Member

Investor · Tampa, FL · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes

Originally posted by @Micah Pearce:

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

Thanks,

Micah,

There are literally hundreds to choose from. If you are an aggressive investor then those sites you are on may be perfectly fine for you. As a conservative investor, I am personally not comfortable in investing in any of those platforms as I prefer sponsors with a lot more experience, a lot more skin in the game, better fees, a model that can be recession stress tested, etc.. If that's your situation I would recommend starting with CrowdStreet ArborCrowd and RealCrowd for top-tier platforms that have both equity and debt deals. However you still have to do your due diligence, and you may need to branch out to personal networking or an investor club, in order to find many of the most experienced sponsors with multiple listing cycles of experience, as these are generally not listing on the platforms because they don't need to.

DiversyFund may be fine for aggressive investors. As a conservative investor, I feel the principals have too much of a checkered past for me to be interested versus other options which don't have that issue. If you want more information, PM me.

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John Corey
London · Member since 2019 · 722 posts · 386 votes
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NightHawk,
In terms of your CF investments so far, are we walking about debt only investments? If not, what sort of equity deals have you funded on a platform?
My experience is with UK CF platforms. I am learning about options in the USA.
FYI - I have a USA passport so no issues with being an overseas investor.
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Ian IppolitoBusiness Member
Investor · Tampa, FL · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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Originally posted by @Micah Pearce:

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,
Micah,
There are literally hundreds to choose from. If you are an aggressive investor then those sites you are on may be perfectly fine for you. As a conservative investor, I am personally not comfortable in investing in any of those platforms as I prefer sponsors with a lot more experience, a lot more skin in the game, better fees, a model that can be recession stress tested, etc.. If that's your situation I would recommend starting with CrowdStreet ArborCrowd and RealCrowd for top-tier platforms that have both equity and debt deals. However you still have to do your due diligence, and you may need to branch out to personal networking or an investor club, in order to find many of the most experienced sponsors with multiple listing cycles of experience, as these are generally not listing on the platforms because they don't need to.
DiversyFund may be fine for aggressive investors. As a conservative investor, I feel the principals have too much of a checkered past for me to be interested versus other options which don't have that issue. If you want more information, PM me.
The Real Estate Crowdfunding Review
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Young C.
Chicago, IL · Member since 2017 · 21 posts · 7 votes
6y
I funded Streitwise in the middle of August and received my first quarterly dividend in the second week of October as they payout quarterly. I agreed that it was a slow process to fund and see my account setup. I'm still testing it out before I fund more.
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Young C.
Chicago, IL · Member since 2017 · 21 posts · 7 votes
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@Micah Pearce what's your experience so far if you ended up investing in DiversyFund?
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- Greg Logan
  Member since 2020 · 1 post · 0 votes
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  Quote from @Young C.:
  
  @Micah Pearce what's your experience so far if you ended up investing in DiversyFund?
  re Diversyfund.
  Horrible - these guys are a scam -
  
  I invested 2,000 5 years ago - almost no communication - one dividend payment way back - not a peep since - promised to liquidate in beginning of 2025 - pushed till end of 2025 - now trying to sell a new investment - and push out till later in 2026 or 2027... Total ********!!!!! Thousands of reviews just like this.
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Tahmid Kazi
Member since 2018 · 7 posts · 0 votes
6y
As Diversyfund advertises possible return of 15-20% IRR, I have a question for you guys.
If I invest 10K with them for 5 years, with 20% IRR what will be the total return at the end of 5 year cycle?
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