Real estate debt marketplace PeerStreet files for bankruptcy
The company intends to sell “substantially all of its assets,” including its technology platform to pay creditors that include thousands of retail investors. Continue reading
The company intends to sell “substantially all of its assets,” including its technology platform to pay creditors that include thousands of retail investors. Continue reading
The company intends to sell “substantially all of its assets,” including its technology platform to pay creditors that include thousands of retail investors. Continue reading
Playhouse is brand new, features a price-guessing game and has recently had an infusion of venture capital. The pitch is that it’s TikTok, but for real estate. Continue reading
With Secondary Marketplace, investors will be able to sell fractional positions in loans and create more flexibility in adjusting portfolios as needed to achieve investment goals. Continue reading
Peer-to-peer lending platform PeerStreet has lowered the minimum sum needed to invest in its real estate-backed loans to $100, the company announced Monday. Continue reading
The loans, which will vary from $75,000 to $1.5 million and come with an interest rate from 6.5 to 10 percent, are aimed at lenders hoping to reach borrowers in search of investment properties. Continue reading