High-Yield Borrower Dependent Notes (BDN)

Min. Investment$5,000

Target Return10%-13%

Offered By

Upright is THE end-to-end platform for active and passive real estate investors. We've facilitated more than $2.5 billion in funding to qualified rehabbers and developers, maintaining a 99.7% principal repaid rate to our crowd of accredited investors. Earn up to 13% annual yield by investing in our pre-vetted short- and long-term individual and pooled fund real estate offerings.

Historic Returns

Up to 13%

Investor Types

Real Estate Fund, Real Estate Crowdfunding, Structured Mortgage Fund (with tax benefits of REIT)

Min. Investment

$1,000 (PFNF), $5,000 (BDN), $25,000 (HRIF)

Property Types Available

Residential

Available To

accredited-investors

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Do you think High-Yield Borrower Dependent Notes (BDN) is a good investment?

YES

Build your own real estate portfolio by investing into individual bridge, rehab, and new construction notes. All loans are underwritten and originated by Upright, backed by a first-lien mortgage and personal guaranty(ies). Investing in BDNs gives you total control over the investments that go into your portfolio, letting you diversify by borrower, region, and/or project type. 99%+ Principal Repaid = Yes

Terms

Min. Investment$5,000

Target Return10%-13%

Property TypeResidential

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Benzinga Money is a reader-supported publication. We may earn a commission from the advertisers. Read our Advertiser Discloser. The information contained herein is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities or ownership interests. Fractional ownership in real estate involves purchasing a percentage share of a property rather than owning the entire property outright. This type of investment carries risks, including but not limited to market volatility, lack of liquidity, and potential loss of capital.