[cdoan]

Yieldstreet does not have many deals and their deals have no issue of being funded. I tried to get in a deal which raised multi millions dollars and it took one minute (literally one minute) to fully fund it.  Yieldstreet does the background check on sponsors, making sure the deals are legitimate.  On the other hand crowdstreet is just a platform to connect sponsors and investors. Just like a dating site, you don’t blame the site if your date turns out to be “fake”.  So it is harder to do any deal on crowdstreet.  You must do your homework. 

We also join a local real estate investors group, kind a joining a country club, to get to know others and deals they have.  The membership is a little pricey, but it opens the door to many real estate deals.  Just being a passive investors, for shorter deal like a year or less, 10% return is the norm.  Longer deal like 5 years or more, the annual return is about 20%.  The group has many experts in many fields: laws, taxes, construction, etc.  so you can have answers to any question you may have.  It is a good idea to join one