$5/share is a marketing ploy I was brought in by the minimum $5 investment advertisement. However, I learned right away that it was $5 PER SHARE and every investment I looked at had a minimum number of shares to buy that brought the investment up to around $100. Took a long time to get my money INTO the account and when I decided to NOT use it, it is taking a MONTH to get my money back (if I get it at all). Update: I did get my money back. It was delayed due to hitting a fraud alert? Money directly from MY account to theirs and back triggers a fraud alert? It was only $50!! However it was just over a month to get out.

Just got into Real Estate investing and… Just got into Real Estate investing and thanks to this app things have been running smoothly.

Suspicious - high risk, can't pull money out - do your research! I saw their offer to give a free share of real estate if you signed up last year and I signed up and put in about $25 for an additional share. I have been checking on them every month and I noticed that they weren't filling their vacancies (I 'own' 2 shares, one house has 4 units, another 11 units [996 Greenwood and 368 Irwin]). The entire year, the occupancy has been about 20%! What!? Any real landlord would have remedied that right away or sold their properties worst case scenario. Red flags. Now that I'm looking online, looks likes the company is trying to rug pull the investors. For any large investors in this app/company, lawsuit is probably your only chance to get some of your capital out. Obviously if you want to put money into this app, it would be better used burning it. At least you would be warm for a bit. I'm giving it 2 stars instead of one because it might be they are incompetent and will go bankrupt and not criminals. Also the idea is cool - just incompetent team and business model Reach out to me if you want 'trillguy at protonmail dot com'

Nicer concept Nicer concept. App could still use polish Browsing properties is fairly straight-forward, but there are a couple obvious improvements that are needed: if you attempt to view a map or a lease on iOS, there is no way to exit the modal/overlay without literally having to force close the app and reopen; the app doesn't show a "close icon" or any other UI to go back Since the point of this type of investing is that you're looking to compare properties, it is ridiculous not to have even a simple form of bookmarks/favorites. It is just annoying that I basically need to write down addresses in a separated app/medium because there is no other way to switch back and forth between specific properties