Thanks for the info all. I agree that one note - one investor is the way to go. That's how I started back in 2005. But it worked so well and the company so legit and so many acquaintances of mine had done so well over the years that I started going into the multiple investor routes. Then the ponzi scheme and then the housing collapse. LOL sob sob sob.
I don't quite have the cash for one note - one investor route, yet, but Ground Floor seems to be doing well. I've been dipping my toe in on the better-rated loans. Still too soon to get a payoff but a colleague of mine has been happy with them for a few years now.
I just thought it a little odd that there was no information out in the web about the principles or their companies. Granted a small time once or twice a year flipper may not have a web presence.
I stumbled onto this site while researching a couple of GroundFloor loans. Very interesting!
If I didn't already have a full-time job I'd look into getting some rental properties in various states as a diversification strategy. :-)
