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Post by CrowdProperty Representative on Aug 4, 2019 6:51:54 GMT
Dear all, The CrowdProperty Blog is a source of information, articles, shares and musings from our team to give you more insight into alternative finance, peer-to-peer lending, property and CrowdProperty. To add to this and to help 'P2P-up' your summer reading list, we are delighted to launch a series of 40 articles to give greater insight into our views on the market and our platform, people and marketplace. The series takes an in-depth look at some of our most frequently asked questions, starting with the big picture of 'What is Peer-to-Peer Lending?' before getting right into the detail of what we do here at CrowdProperty on both lender and borrower sides. Please note that the series is positioned for general consumption rather than specifically for the deeper expertise amongst you on this forum. The first 6 articles of the 40-long series are now live on the CrowdProperty blog which you can find here: blog.crowdproperty.com/ and we will be releasing a further 2 articles each week for the next 17 weeks - bite-size chunks each week that will take just a few minutes to digest. The first articles tackle some big P2P topics: - The Edge of the Crowd - A Better Solution for Borrowers and Lenders - The Borrower Experience: We’ve walked in your shoes - Property Lending with Solid Foundations - The Importance of Platform Transparency - The Comfort of Numbers - and Number Geeks We hope you enjoy the series and as always, we welcome and greatly appreciate your feedback. The CrowdProperty Team Visit the CrowdProperty Blog: blog.crowdproperty.com/
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Post by CrowdProperty Representative on Aug 30, 2019 10:49:32 GMT
Dear all We've just released two more lender-focused articles on our blog - articles 13 & 14 in our series of 40 on alternative finance, peer-to-peer lending, property and CrowdProperty. You can visit the CrowdProperty Blog here: blog.crowdproperty.com/blogWe hope you are enjoying the series and as always, we welcome and greatly appreciate your feedback. The CrowdProperty Team
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Post by CrowdProperty Representative on Dec 1, 2019 8:09:03 GMT
Dear all The CrowdProperty Blog is a great source of information, articles, shares and musings from our team. Of particular note, we have been publishing a popular series of 40 articles on alternative finance, peer-to-peer lending, property and CrowdProperty and now have all 40 articles live. This wraps up our series which we hope you’ve both enjoyed - we've certainly enjoyed creating them given our passion for this exciting new era of finance and in particular property project finance. We never rest on our laurels and have plenty of valuable blog content still to come. Equally, do let us know what you would like to know more about – the series has proved to be very popular and we are happy to tackle further topics that you wish to know about. You can visit the CrowdProperty Blog here: blog.crowdproperty.com/As always, we welcome and appreciate your feedback so please do continue to get in touch. Best regards, The CrowdProperty Team
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Post by Nomad on Dec 1, 2019 13:45:05 GMT
Dear all The CrowdProperty Blog is a great source of information, articles, shares and musings from our team. Of particular note, we have been publishing a popular series of 40 articles on alternative finance, peer-to-peer lending, property and CrowdProperty and now have all 40 articles live. This wraps up our series which we hope you’ve both enjoyed - we've certainly enjoyed creating them given our passion for this exciting new era of finance and in particular property project finance. We never rest on our laurels and have plenty of valuable blog content still to come. Equally, do let us know what you would like to know more about – the series has proved to be very popular and we are happy to tackle further topics that you wish to know about. All good stuff, but how about making your website more coherent, straightforward, and easy to use?
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Post by CrowdProperty Representative on Dec 1, 2019 14:52:55 GMT
Hi Nomad
You may have seen in our communication this morning that we have a new user account page release coming this week? We're working on many developments including the things raised on this forum as it's helpful feedback to help us make your experience of CrowdProperty great.
Best regards,
Mike
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Post by Nomad on Dec 22, 2019 19:11:54 GMT
Hi Nomad You may have seen in our communication this morning that we have a new user account page release coming this week? We're working on many developments including the things raised on this forum as it's helpful feedback to help us make your experience of CrowdProperty great. Best regards, Mike And new sums pledged (which I have yet to pay in) are shown as a negative available balance. Hardly the most correct or intuitive way to present the information. And why include a loan to which I've pledged in the value of my portfolio before the loan has even commenced? The figures are explained in tiny print further down the page, but why render that necessary? One wonders who is in charge of the design of this rather strange website... Perhaps a focus group of investors could contribute to a major redesign?
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Post by CrowdProperty Representative on Dec 23, 2019 7:24:39 GMT
Hi Nomad
Thanks for your feedback.
This is purposeful design. If you do not have sufficient balance already in your account to fulfil a pledge you have made, then 'available' will show as a negative, to given you clear indication of funds to deposit to fulfil outstanding pledges. As outstanding pledges are not in the available figure, they have been included in the Portfolio figure to be exhaustive. This was built with significant lender consultation across the various ways to aggregate these figures and importantly all of this is broken down both graphically in the chart and in the second table of your account page (and within your standard/ISA/pension pages) where 'Overview - Available' and 'Overview - Portfolio' are broken down into the core constituent parts.
Best regards,
The CrowdProperty Team
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