Finally, Great Ones, fun fun Friday is here at least!
Usually we’d be gearing up for another rousing edition of Friday Feedback, sifting through your emails and searching for the … umm … the greatness within? Yeah, let’s go with that.
Today, however, we’re celebrating the weekend’s arrival in a slightly different way. With the market being, well, what it is … quite a few of your fellow Great Ones are asking about bear market survival tricks and volatility life hacks.
So that’s what we’re doing, and it starts right meow!
Last week, we showed you how Andrew Keene’s been waltzing through stock market volatility with options. If you missed Andrew’s exclusive invite for you to join him in the live Trade Room, you can catch up here!
But today’s romp through the market nasties has nothing to do with options. No, siree!
We’re talking about real estate — yes, you read that right. Specifically, we’re going to see how to make bank without going belly up on overpriced properties as inflation continues to … well, inflate.
This … sounds awfully familiar.
Don’t worry, your memory doesn’t deceive you: If you’ve been reading your Great Stuff on the reg — if not, shame on you — then you’re already familiar with our friends over at Fundrise.
In a nutshell, Fundrise lets you invest in the real estate market in a lower-cost way than was ever previously possible. Think “value investing” paired with commercial and residential properties … all from one convenient platform.
For more on Fundrise and how it could protect your portfolio from inflation, read the deets below. Or click right here to skip right to the meat of the matter.
Have a Great weekend!
— Joe
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Let's Get Real About Your Bear Market Options Hey Great Ones,  | Did you know that real estate can be used to protect your portfolio against inflation?
Wait, what?
I know, right? It seems kinda backward for some reason. But it’s true!
And in this market … you need every single hedge against inflation you can scrounge up.
Did you check between the couch cushions, Mr. Great Stuff?
Ha ha. Just indulge me for a minute...
As we all know, there’s a limited supply of real estate. I mean, you can’t just make more … how would that even work?
So when inflation hits, this limited supply of real estate also gets more expensive — aka, rises in value. But unlike dollars and cryptos, real estate is a basic need. What? You gonna build a house out of dollars? Eat some bitcoin? Good luck.
In short, there’s always going to be demand for real estate. During a recession. During a market collapse. (Shhh! Ixnay on the upidstay!)
And yes, even during periods of soaring inflation. In fact, real estate is one of the most sought-after investments on the market.
The problem is not everyone has the time to find and manage lots of property all by themselves. And then there's the cost... You can’t just hop on to Robinhood and buy a “few shares” of real estate, right? Or can you?
Say hello to Fundrise.
“What’s Fundrise?” you ask?
Why, Fundrise gives you an easy way to invest in real estate assets for as little as $10.
That’s right. Real estate for $10. Eat your heart out, D. R. Horton! With Fundrise, you can get access to a portfolio with a wide range of assets, all managed for you.
And the best part … you could get paid for “holding” real estate with Fundrise!
So what are you waiting for?
Click here now for all the sweet, sweet details!
Until next time, stay Great!
Joseph Hargett
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