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Real estate crowdfunding platforms expand fractional access for individuals
One platform in the category, Arrived Homes, allows non-accredited investors to start with a $100 minimum per property and cites quarterly dividends and potential property appreciation.
Benzinga highlights how real estate crowdfunding platforms have broadened access to real estate investments for individual investors, including opportunities in residential, multifamily, and commercial properties without buying whole buildings or managing tenants directly.
The piece says the market for crowdfunding has evolved since regulatory changes in 2012 and 2016 expanded participation beyond accredited investors, and that platforms now vary widely by fee structure, investment minimums, asset types, liquidity constraints, and whether investors must meet accreditation requirements.
Benzinga points to several platforms for different investor profiles, including Fundrise, Yieldstreet, and EquityMultiple, while also describing Arrived Homes as its top pick for fractional real estate investing.
According to the article, Arrived Homes offers fractional ownership of single-family rental and vacation rentals with a one-hundred-dollar minimum per property for non-accredited investors, and the platform lists details such as address, photos, projected returns, and market analysis; it also cites a sourcing fee of 3.5% for long-term rentals or 5% for vacation rentals.