Lofty

It's like a traditional fractional investment only the blockchain makes it complicated. They don't take advantage of decentralization. I don't see any point in adding blockchain to something that already works well.

Thanks to Lofty, in conjunction with HomeRiver Group, my entire building will be rendered homeless, due to the City condemning it because the owners refuse to fix essential utilities! Even with the City seeking criminal prosecution, they refuse to FIX our broken heating and water! What is Jerry Chu, CEO of Lofty AI, doing about the City of Akron condemning his property at 809 Kenmore Boulevard, Akron, Ohio? What is his company doing to get rid of the rodents, cut off water supply and no heating, in the middle of winter? What about the health problems in his tenants? The lack of security for the property putting them all at risk? How about the lawsuit launched against the company, in conjunction with HomeRiver Group? This company, in conjunction with HomeRiver Group, should be absolutely ashamed of itself! My entire building had been lacking heating for over 80 days last Fall! Now, the heating and water are out again! No recompense! No rent cuts! No hotels offered! They refuse to respond to 90% of my correspondence, emails, voicemails and phone calls. I have not been compensated for my turmoil per state law, nor have they seriously settled on getting the heating repaired. No water! The health hazard that is! They keep hiring vendors to come look at the damaged boiler and pipes, but they keep refusing to pay and select one. In my area, there are PLENTY of vendors who know exactly how to fix this issue. Not to mention the constant draw of RATS, which was never an issue when I first lived here, years before current management. After too many months, it has become apparent that this company cares more about its money than the health and safety of its tenants! I want real compensation! If they have any hope of undoing this, they already know exactly what to do and how to contact me!

I've been an investor in Lofty for over one year now. The quick product iterations and improvements gleaned from the Lofty community make it stand out beyond its competitors. The properties themselves are in low to lower-mid-income neighborhoods and can therefore sometimes have some challenging tenants. The flip side is that the cash-on-cash return can be quite high for some properties and the rents often go up, which increases your cash-on-cash return for those properties. The highly anticipated secondary market is said to be released in the coming weeks. This will allow for greater liquidity among investors