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Private Real Estate Investments Vs. Real Estate Stocks

Dear Reader,

Let’s face it, most people don’t have the time or knowledge for traditional real estate investing – there’s a much simpler alternative that you really need to consider. They’re called REITs or real estate investment trusts, and they give you the opportunity to invest in income-producing real estate without the hassles.

I’m not talking about public REITs, though we do invest in some of those as well. Click here to see our last one (with a 12% dividend and prices up 7.8% in just the last 10 days!).

REITs have come a long way since their inception back in 1960. Today, an estimated 70 million Americans invest in and own shares of various REITs.

Public REITs in the U.S. alone have a market capitalization of just under $1 trillion, and the FTSE NAREIT All REIT index (an indicator of the overall REIT market) has increased an astonishing 482% since 2000 ­– far superior returns compared to the S&P 500, for example.

My personal favorite way to invest in REITs is NOT in the public markets – I prefer private REITs like FundRise, a platform that empowers investors at all experience levels (even complete beginners) to diversify their portfolio with real estate with minimal fees, comparatively low volatility, and strong returns (which have historically been 8.7% to 12.4%).

Private REITs also enable you to reduce the volatility of your portfolio – an essential consideration for safety-minded investors.
 
If the DOW has a bad day, did it really affect some apartment building in Orlando? Not at all. However, if you have a publicly-traded REIT, you still own a stock, and with that comes all the volatility from tweets, Fed speeches, and fake news.
 
While private REIT investment products are not immune to an economic downturn, they are protected from the stock market volatility.
 
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a safer, lower-cost, and more accessible path to REIT opportunities with high potential growth anywhere else than our two favorites: FundRise and Realty Mogul.

Consider buying some income today from each of these REITs.

Here are some of the income-producing assets you’ll own shares in.

***In contrast, private alternative assets have historically outperformed publicly-traded investments over the long-term, chiefly due to the fact that investors are not paying the aforementioned implicit liquidity premium. While most public REITs focus on larger deal sizes in the $50+ million capitalization range, companies like FundRise and Realty Mogul target mid-sized deals that are generally too large for individual investors to access but too small for larger institutions to profitably finance.

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    Private REITs also enable you to reduce the volatility of your portfolio – an essential consideration for safety-minded investors.
     
    If the DOW has a bad day, did it really affect some apartment building in Orlando? Not at all. However, if you have a publicly-traded REIT, you still own a stock, and with that comes all the volatility from tweets, Fed speeches, and fake news.
     
    While private REIT investment products are not immune to an economic downturn, they are protected from the stock market volatility.
     
    You’ll be hard-pressed to find a safer, lower-cost, and more accessible path to REIT opportunities with high potential growth anywhere else than our two favorites: FundRise and Realty Mogul.

    Consider buying some income today from each of these REITs.

    Here are some of the income-producing assets you’ll own shares in.

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