Very Pleased I have enjoyed the opportunity to tour the country and invest in the livelihood of folks I will never meet. Those buying homes to renovate are hiring plumbers, roofers, cabinet hangers, tile layers, landscape workers, electricians, painters and cleaners. That could be 5-10 other people benefiting from my investment. Having helped with most of these tasks, I know what it takes and I am proud to help put money in the pocket and food on the table for honest working people I will never otherwise impact. It makes me feel good.

Good Alternative Real Estate Investing Groundfloor provides an easy way to set up a diversified investment into various real estate properties. You can choose your level of risk from lower yielding A-rated projects and higher yields with B, C, D, and more lower rated and higher yielding projects available. An Auto-Invest bot can make selections for you if you wish. Pretty pleased with my account in my almost year of investing there.

I've been investing for over 3 years… I've been investing for over 3 years now. Yes, it is taking longer to get repaid but its Real Estate. It's taking longer for investors to get permits and work completed. This is something everyone needs to be realistic when investing. Since investing, I seen foreclosures on properties but GF has always paid their debt to the investors. I also invest in their notes. Maybe consider that instead of properties. You're paid monthly on interest earned and the principal is paid on completion.

Consistent 10% returns I have been investing with GF for about 2 years now. I started out investing in the higher interest LROs, but found that many of them fall to "default" status. Now that I invest mostly in the 10% LROs, I am having much better success with the loans paying off timely. At a 10% return, it is a much better return than savings accounts or CDs.

Steady income stream. I have invested in Groundfloor for a little over a year. In that time I averaged between 11-12% return on my investment. As yet I have not invested in a unit that has gone through foreclosure, but it will happen sooner or later, which is why Groundfloor strongly encourages you to invest smaller amounts into many loans. One thing to note is that a loan may go longer or shorter than the time stated in the loan. You still get the interest the whole time, so not a huge concern for me. If you have savings in a bank drawing pennies a year in interest, this should be something you look into as a part of your investment portfolio.