Advertising 8.1% annual yields. Has anyone looked into this and/or have any thoughts?
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Arrived Private Credit Fund
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Last: 3 mo ago by Cyp0111
Looks like your are investing in residential real estate projects. I think I'd rather earn 4-4.50% for parking cash vs. taking on that type of risk for 8%.
sounds like a private REIT.
Lots of those out there. You don't have the liquidity of a public REIT but some argue you don't get the ups and downs of the greater market.
There are reputable public REIT's with higher dividend yields out there. Might take a look at those first.
Lots of those out there. You don't have the liquidity of a public REIT but some argue you don't get the ups and downs of the greater market.
There are reputable public REIT's with higher dividend yields out there. Might take a look at those first.
I wouldnt touch any of these marketed deals, if the deals were that good, they would have institutional flows. So it is one of either the fees are high (institutional would push back) or the deal sucks and is risky
Look at Ares, Golub or Antares for private credit.
Junk bonds pay similar yields and would likely be more diverse and have more liquidity since you can hold them in a brokerage account.
Check out FFRHX, 5 stars from morning star, 8.52% yield
Check out FFRHX, 5 stars from morning star, 8.52% yield
Many private credit funds still have double digit yields. Its a bit of the Wild West still, and the asset class is loosely defined, so your experience and returns may vary. Should also be noted that many private credit funds have high minimums.
I spend a ton of time in and around this space in my job. My recommendation is the biggest and best manager you can get access to.
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