Roc H.
underlying offering is good
underlying offering is good, but wish there was better reporting on how their overall portfolio was performing, and the website ux could use a lot of work.

At Groundfloor, we believe investing should be open to everyone, not just the wealthy or well-connected. Since 2013, we’ve been helping everyday people put their money to work through short-term, real estate-backed investments that typically deliver around 10% annualized returns.We were the first company qualified by the SEC to offer direct real estate debt investments to both accredited and non-accredited investors. That means whether you are just starting out or have years of experience, you can invest with the same transparency and control.So far, more than 270,000 people have joined us, funding thousands of renovation and construction projects across the country. Along the way, we’ve been honored with awards like the Forbes Fintech 50 and a spot on the Inc. 5000 list six years in a row.Our mission is simple: remove barriers, create opportunity, and help you build wealth on your own terms.
Groundfloor (groundfloor.com) has 402 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.
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Roc H.
underlying offering is good, but wish there was better reporting on how their overall portfolio was performing, and the website ux could use a lot of work.
Jerry
Too many loans are extended and defaulted, in my case currently 35 loans are performing, 46 are extended and 7 are in default. Groundfloor can do a better job screening those taking loans
Gerald B.
I have started investing in Groundfloor in February 2022. About 6 months now. I have invested 90% in LRO’s. Purchased about 60 now. I have invested in A, B, and C rated only. About 1/3 of each. Some LRO’s already have been repaid much before maturity. So return on the interest is minimal. So far most of LRO’s that had stayed to maturity have been extended. I would estimate 7 out of 10. And I feel that at least half of them will go into default. It is awfully high percent of LRO’s are not paid on time! It is a very high risk investment to me. With the returns are low for the high risk of loss of principal. I will see how it will go. I am not planning to add anymore funds for now. It looks like we are going for big losses here. Will update my review as time will go.
JPM
I like Groundfloor. The customer service is excellent. My returns have been underwhelming and the number of loans in default is concerning.
Adam
It was very easy to establish and fund and account, and investing is also made easy with a user friendly website. Groundfloor also does a good job your investments current and past. The big problem....the most important problem....out of about 25 investments I have currently (in the form of loans) about 20 are in default and 4 are in some sort of delayed payback workout arrangement, but will likely go into default soon. GF seems to loan money to a number of less qualified if not unqualified borrowers. Even the B rated loans are in default. I have more money available to invest, but will not until I see how my current "investments" play out.
Suzanne St J.
I have been investing in the notes almost exclusively because of the firm repayment schedule. I have found that the loans get extended or go into default way more frequently than I'm comfortable with.
Paul S.
Super novel product - democratized hard money lending Website and reporting on investments and results are abysmal Investment results are good IF you don't put more than 5% of any one property and you can't put too much in their C properties
redcongear
Good company as far as investing. But they are not the best at communicating with their investors about resolutions to unpaid loans.