Like any platform they have advantages and disadvantages.Advantages:1) transparency: they publish the full results of their loan book, making them only the third side in the industry to do this. 2) underwriting: they have a 1.8% uncured default rate, which is good and is much lower than some of the other competing platforms and hard money loan alternatives (although not all).

The stain he used was Flood semi transparent. 

They appreciate the transparency and understand.

We even issued you the 3 months of refunds to keep you satisfied - continuing to work for you regardless - for transparency I am posting a screenshot of these refunds for the 3 months below - that you claim you have "never received" - really?....  

For Transparency and details on my background, I am a licensed realtor in PA and work in property management of over 110 STR properties in the Poconos Market.  

I would say more than anything its the lack of transparency from the borrower and appraisals coming in significantly low.

Nothing wrong with the transparency, but 300.00 for a 2 room apartment. 

Everything is very transparent. 

A responsive and transparent investor relations team is usually indicative of a trustworthy GP.

It goes without saying that you should get the lease agreements as soon as possible so that you can have some transparency into the number of occupants, the rent, any agreements, utilities paid/not paid by the tenant, parking, storage, responsibilities like lawn/snow, expiration dates, special clauses, etc.