GroundfloorReviews of groundfloor.com

I am updating an earlier less than flattering review. Speak to the right people and things get done. Thank you to Andy, Sawyer and Tyler for your following up!

I made a $1000.00 investment for my spouse during a promotion. Both of our accounts were credited the $200.00 referal bonuses. It took 60 days, and the bonuses must be reinvested. That was clearly stated. I had questions, and had return calls sheduled with Eric. He called at the time requested and provided clear and thorough answers. I would suggest placing your funds in Groundfloor's flywheel program.

I am a big fan of Groundfloor. One thing that could be improved is the way the updates on LROs are communicated. We have to individually go to each LRO and click on it to see updates (if any), which are posted at random times, and are not very helpful (i.e., it doesn't necessarily tell us the expected repayment date, or explain how long a foreclosure might take etc...). I wish updates were more easily visible so we don't have to go click and take a chance for each LRO and more explanatory for real estate rookie investors.

I am a new Groundfloor investor, and so far I have had a good experience. some suggestions for the portal are: * To have the ability to export the available loans * To show the time remining or maturity date in the loan page * To be able to filter by borrower (in the wizard) but this can be achieved if the export is available *to be able to export/see historic data (paid or otherwise loans)

Customer service is top notch real person answers the phone fixed the problem in a minute.

Hi - I'm basically quite happy with the overall experience and consistent performance of the investments I've made. The site is easy to use and I can choose projects I think are sound. I'd like to suggest that Groundfloor create categories of loans that people like myself who are aware of how the climate crisis is going to impact residential real estate would prefer to invest. For example: 1. houses that are not in a flood plain (Note that FEMA has said their flood plain maps are now inaccurate.) Same goes for houses that are going to get affected by sea level rise in the next 50-100 years. I don't feel comfortable investing in those. 2. Houses in hotter locations that are not going to be sound investments either because they are not designed with adequate low carbon HVAC equipment and/or because they are in areas of the country that will soon be unlivable due to heat waves. On that other hand, I think many people would like to invest in house renovations and new construction that includes renewable tech like PV panels, heat pump HVAC and heat pump water heaters, passive house standards, etc. Thank you!

I'm still learning the process of everything

So far I am very happy with Groundfloor. My only suggestion is you need to have a hold account where you can have money in reserve apart from the auto investing AND your transfer of funds needs to happen faster!