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In the prior two videos in the series, we looked at four real estate investment strategies and why being successful means taking portfolio approach with different methods. This video will bring it all home with how to analyze crowdfunding real estate investments and other property.

I’ll reveal five criteria I used as a commercial real estate analyst to double-check investment numbers and avoid the bad deals. These five criteria not only helped me produce double-digit returns for my investors but also limited their risk and made for passive income real estate investing. I’m sharing the best ways to invest in real estate and the portfolio approach that will make you rich.

You learn why every investor needs to be using real estate crowdfunding to round out their property investments, to get exposure to different kinds of real estate and to limit risks in any one deal. You’ll also learn how to do property market research and the methods professionals use to calculate return.

Finally, I’ll put all of it together to walk you through two crowdfunding investments on a real estate website. I’ll show you how investors used these five criteria to make sure the deals were legit and produced returns of up to 24% on one investment.

- Why you can’t rely only on an analysts’ recommendations for the best way to invest in real estate
- Five criteria I used as a real estate professional to analyze investment property
- How to research real estate investment for beginners
- How to do market research for real estate investing
- How to calculate your return on investment property and the risk involved
- Two real estate crowdfunding deals that have produced double-digit returns

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Joseph Hogue, CFA spent nearly a decade as an investment analyst for institutional firms and banks. He now helps people understand their financial lives through debt payoff strategies, investing and ways to save more money. He has appeared on Bloomberg and on sites like CNBC and Morningstar. He holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation and is a veteran of the Marine Corps.

[ab]

Best video on youtube on crowdfunding real estate. Thanks!

[davidkeill]

High quality information. Thanks and great video!

[williamlasalle]

Thanks for taking the time to make this! Very helpful! What happens when a deal becomes closed and you are invested in it? Are you still able to put money into it or is the compounding finished? So finding the "growth rate" for these crowdfunding sites lies in looking at the fundamentals? Do you like RealtyMogul?

[caedmonv]

At 1:00, actually online stock broker costs are usually around 1% per trade and the stocks mentioned by major news outlets are usually Dow or S&P components which have done very well. Not the half and half lost scenario mentioned.

[GailBecker-MSED-CM-Author]

What do you think of Ground floor, Stairs by Groundfloor, NYCE, and CrowdStreet?

[wayneaustin]

I would glad pay an analyst who knows how to follow up on these 5 criteria, This does not seem like a task for the average Joe in America.

[christinad]

Fundrise has an IRA option. How would RMDs at age 72 be handled? Thanks!

[imanwholesale]

what about crowdstreet ?? i coudnt find any reviews about it on YouTube