*Groundfloor can foreclose on properties to settle unpaid loans in case of default.
Over $2.2 billion has been invested through the Groundfloor platform. Each investment is secured by real property, not stock market trends. If a borrower defaults, we can claim the asset on your behalf—protection you won’t get with stocks, bonds, or crypto.
*Groundfloor can foreclose on properties to settle unpaid loans in case of default.
REITs pool your money into managed property portfolios you don’t control. Unlike crowdfunding, we originate, underwrite, and manage each loan in-house for more control and transparency.
Loans are the foundation of Groundfloor, providing everyday investors with the transparency and control typically reserved for the wealthy. Join 250,000+ users funding real estate in just four steps.
Open a free account and link your bank
Browse properties with photos and loan details
Invest in projects starting at $10
Get paid as loans are repaid





Fixed-rate, fixed term investments up to 8.5% backed by a diversified pool of loans.

Ideal for hands-on investors who want control—browse projects, review property details, and fund loans starting at just $10.
Select individual Loans to build your own portfolio or opt for our most popular option, Groundfloor Notes.
Our app puts the power of real estate lending in your pocket. Check your portfolio, track payments, and watch your money fund actual renovation projects—all while on the go.
Start small, think big. Join over 250,000 investors who've discovered a more rewarding way to put their money to work.
Groundfloor lets you invest in individual real estate loans, structured legally as a Limited Resource Obligation (LRO). An LRO is a security backed by a single real estate loan.
Once the borrower repays. This could be in a few months or longer depending on the loan’s term and performance. Payments are made as loans mature.
Like all investments, investing in individual loans carries some risk. If a borrower defaults, your return may be delayed or reduced.
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