YieldstreetReviews of yieldstreet.com

This recent experience with the Growth and Income REIT highlights the dangers of blindly trusting advertised "target rates." Investors deserve honest and transparent information, not misleading promises. Be wary of investment "target rates" that paint an unrealistic picture. My case in point: the Growth and Income REIT. They lured investors with promises of 11-12% returns, even though they were already well aware of the precarious economic climate. Despite facing known economic hardships like high interest rates and a slumped property market and acknowledging that they knew about this, they continued to promote 11-12% returns. When the time came to pay dividends, they conveniently blamed the economic challenges for their failure to deliver. This deliberate misinformation, even when they were aware of the negative environment, is a huge red flag. Lower returns are expected, but outright fabricating information betrays investor trust. When reality caught up, they blamed their empty promises on external factors, conveniently ignoring their own prior knowledge. This blatant disregard for transparency is inexcusable. My trust is broken, and will let others decide on their own when it comes to the level of trust for such investments. This lack of transparency raises serious concerns about their trustworthiness. No more investments for me here!

The website is well organized and easy to navigate. The timing tracked what was stated and periodic emails as milestones were reached was appreciated. As you grow, it would be great to integrate with other sites for data sharing (such as Quicken, Morningstar, etc).

Yield Street is the worst online crowd sourcing investment platform period. I lost $$$ and they won’t even close the accounts so I can have a write off. The reason they do this is so they can claim average returns of 9%. If they included all the defaults it would be 2%. Run away from this company.

The company doesn't make explicitly clear before investing that it is EXTREMELY difficult to get your money back when you want it, and to do so one must jump through many hoops. Even then, the manager is not required to allow divestment & pay out until they've had your money for 5 years.

I like the options given by yield street. Like the historical performance and expect the same to continue.

I had some anxiety about sending tax documents over the internet but everything seems to have worked out. I am looking forward to learning more about what Yieldstreet has to offer.

Stay away. Absolutely. I had success with YS in from 2019-2021 and then unfortunately invested into a group of projects at the start of 22 which clearly explained that distributions will be quarterly. I have gotten zero returns 18 months later and they claim the investments are performing. It's so shady it makes me sick to my stomach. I am a "diamond" investor with them so I have a contact and my questions are met with condescending diversion tactics. Deflecting the question and acting as if I don't understand. The dishonesty in reporting information is more than troubling. There is no way they are not aware that they are misinforming investors and yet they keep doing it. Of course investments can lose money but when the investment firm flatly invalidates their own expectations as they defined them in their own investment memorandum it's impossible to trust them in anything. I wish I had never gotten involved.

3+ investments went south. Website reporting is terrible and it's extremely difficult to get in contact with support. Clearly the diligence is suspect as well. Waiting on last investment in court for last 15+ months and not hopeful will return any of my principal.