(www.LendingClub.com) This platform allows investors to lend money to individuals to buy a car, consolidate debt, make home improvements, pay medical bills, etc.So, in the IRA I hold thousands of notes ($25 each) for a fixed term (3 or 5 years) at a fixed rate of return; usually 5-8%.Has anyone ever used their self directed IRA to hold the mortgage on a rental property? 

And I feel that a company that is gathering that information from every user has a higher chance of being targeted by hackers than one that only gathers it from the few that it's required from.Most platforms will let you wire the money over instead, which has its own security risks, but at least you don't have to potentially turn over the keys to your entire bank account to a stranger.By the way, you are not unusual in having problems getting a timely response from their customer service.

I recently decided to rent out my apartment for extra cash and have been trying to figure out which platform to list on. 

You don't recommend learning those small details of the process so far and want me to focus on fundamentals and more 'real' things?

I was warned people like you exist on this platform.

Park Ave in Rockville Center, NY (nassau cnty.)With so many places to start and ways to go, it can indeed seem (excitedly) overwhelming, but having been an avid reader of many real estate investing books in the past year, it seems one need not know all the exotics (as opposed to the fundamentals) to start.

My contract says that the buyer must pay via a payment platform or pay a $25 surcharge.

I always recommend individuals who want to lend money do so with a platform or servicing company.

My question - has anyone ever used these marketing platforms to reach medical users/doctors? 

Do you have any experience with Lead Propeller or a similar platform?