8 Best Fundrise Alternatives & Competitors (2026)

CrowdStreet connects accredited investors to individual commercial real estate syndications with detailed deal vetting. It requires accredited status and uses traditional securities structures with sponsor fees. Compared with Fractional, it lacks club voting tools, back-office tax services in a flat fee, and the ability for non-accredited participants to join active decision-making groups.

RealtyMogul provides crowdfunding for real estate deals aimed at accredited investors through sponsored offerings. It emphasizes passive income via professionally managed syndications. In contrast to Fractional's club model, it involves higher compliance overhead, no built-in group voting, and pricing tied to deal size rather than a simple annual club fee.

Arrived Homes lets users buy fractional shares in single-family rentals with automated property management. It focuses on passive ownership without group collaboration features. Fractional differs by enabling active clubs that vote on acquisitions and share decision power, while Arrived uses a more centralized, app-driven passive model with different fee structures.

Roofstock specializes in turnkey rental property transactions and 1031 exchanges for individual buyers. It does not offer club pooling or voting mechanisms. Fractional provides a lower barrier for groups to co-own assets with shared governance and included compliance services, whereas Roofstock targets solo purchasers seeking direct deed ownership.

RealCrowd facilitates accredited syndication investments in commercial real estate with detailed sponsor track records. It follows traditional fund-like structures. Fractional replaces this with lighter club formation, no securities filings, and member voting, making it faster for small trusted networks compared to RealCrowd's sponsor-driven approach.

EquityMultiple offers curated private real estate and credit deals for accredited investors with minimums starting around $10k. It emphasizes vetted opportunities through a centralized platform. Unlike Fractional clubs, it does not provide group decision tools or flat-fee back-office services for non-securities collectives.

PeerStreet focused on fractional real estate debt investments through an online marketplace before its wind-down. It served passive lenders rather than active clubs. Fractional's ongoing club model with voting and annual compliance support offers a different collaborative path than PeerStreet's debt marketplace structure.