I enjoyed the platform when i first… I enjoyed the platform when i first joined. There were multiple property options at a much lower price point ($20). I also liked that the distribution for each property was proudly displayed and searchable. - Secondary Marketplace should also be sortable for distribution. - Total Value - should reflect any loss/gains that my current portfolio have based on current secondary market pricing.

Pretty good so far Overall I would say Ark7 does a good job of making useful information easily accessible and makes it easy to invest. However, there were a couple small annoyances for me. It wasn't immediately obvious to me that certain properties are only for accredited investors. After I figured that out I identified a different property I was interested in before I signed up. Then I found out the only property actually still not fully funded was the one I was least interested in. None of the other properties on the front page were up to date. Thankfully there's stuff available on the secondary market, but it takes a few days to add money to the account and to process purchasing shares.

I'm a newbie to real estate… I'm a newbie to real estate investments. Ark7 is easy to use and does a good job of introducing investors to the process. They are transparent regarding which investment properties are available, and what their current rates of return are.

A Company That Truly Cares I've been extremely impressed by Ark7's user-friendly website and outstanding customer support, and can't say enough good things about Ark7. It's refreshing to come across a company that truly cares about its customers and is sincerely interested in continuous improvement. Thank you, Ark7, for bringing real estate investments within my reach, and giving me a positive experience.

The shares are not adding up I’m having a hard time trying to understand something. If a property is listed at 20$ per share with a max of 20k shares available that’s 400k in shares being made. Where is all that money going? Because from my understanding investors only make money off the monthly rental payments. So if I want to buy 100k worth of shares how can you accurately compensate my investment. Ex. I pay 100k in shares at a 4.24% cash distribution and 8 year holding period im estimating to garner 35k annually at that rate (not included property appreciation) so that averages at $2,900 a month but the monthly rent is $1,200. How is this possible i need help understanding this before I invest that much money