Limited communication Your customer service reps are friendly but any level above that is non responsive. My mistake to have invested $1000 on one project. It was initially supposed to be a 4 month payout but It’s been 11 months and property was almost in foreclosure once and now possibly again. Other than that information from the CSR, no one from Groundfloor will provide any further details. In addition, there is limited communication on the website. One CSR suggested I spread out my risk going forward. This is also what I suggest to anyone planning to invest with this type of platform.

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.

One of the best experiences that I… One of the best experiences that I expected for my retirement. I would definitely recommend this company to get your retirement started and to contribute to your future and years to come. Please go over and sign up and contribute to your retirement and your future because your fellow government won't do that with only social security only.

Beware of this lender there will string… Beware of this lender there will string you along make you lose your money by declining your loan at the eleventh hour. We had two great deals both tri-plex and the underwriter would not approve with original terms. Our numbers worked the properties were permitted, zoned, and had suitable comps. I truly believe someone at ground wanted our deals for themselves and block us from getting them, so they or a colleague can get it; which I am learning is not so far fetch in this industry.

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.