An excellent company An excellent company. Very friendly and helpful with some excellent investment opportunities giving some very high returns.

Going from strength to strength From a small start crowdlords have gone from strength to strength. A small minus is that their timescales on projects seem to be over optimistic. Reporting on progress of developments though improving is still bit basic. Proper project programmes need to be provided to show real status and possibly a dashboard type of reporting set up for more complex projects

Highly recommended I've been using Crowdlords for a couple of years now. They are a brilliant investment platform I would highly recommend for those that are confident in assessing property development deals. Having said that, their communications & website have become much better in this time & choosing investments is straightforward. Their due diligence is thorough & easily laid out, reassuringly. All the important financial considerations & pitfalls addressed. & although there will always be minor niggles & things that slow down developments, I have found Crowdlords always really fair in their dealings & great at keeping you in the loop.

Crowdlords Review Crowdlords are very responsive, and proactive to investor enquiries. I have had experience going the extra mile to come up with creative solutions. All funds have been repaid on time with full transparency. I feel I can TRUST the platform and the management team they have provided high quality due diligence to date and offer high quality opportunities from quality developers. Giles Adu

2 year review I have been investing via Crowdlords for 2 years. Some of the earlier investments have matured and have paid out correctly. I am not aware of any default situations at Crowdlords (unlike some of the P2P platforms I also invest via), so I cannot comment on how rubust their recovery processes will be. I intend to be continuing to invest via Crowdlords as all experiences to date have been very satisfactory. There is a fundemental difference between Crowdlord's equity offerings and P2P loans. The equity gains are Capital Gains rather than interest, so are tax free if all your Capital Gains in a Tax Year are below the Capital Gains Tax Allowance (£11700 in 2018/19). I see the equity offerings (like Crowdlord's) as a higher risk than P2P as there is little security. Diversification remains key.