Post by beechside on Aug 7, 2015 19:42:02 GMT
Does anybody have any evidence to suggest that the lower-paying companies such as LendInvest, Zopa, RateSetter have a lower default rate than, for example, SavingStream?
LI were my way into P2P and I don't regret my cautious approach but my preference is to seek the higher paying, asset-secured property loans. Doing so, I can't see much difference between the different platforms so, with all things appearing equal, I plump for the 12% loans.
I've been researching and investing for about three months and still don't see any real losses in property-based loans. Perhaps I've missed some, though I am aware of the risks of the upcoming crash, whenever it hits. . .
I'd appreciate the thoughts of more experienced investors on this.
Thank you!
LI were my way into P2P and I don't regret my cautious approach but my preference is to seek the higher paying, asset-secured property loans. Doing so, I can't see much difference between the different platforms so, with all things appearing equal, I plump for the 12% loans.
I've been researching and investing for about three months and still don't see any real losses in property-based loans. Perhaps I've missed some, though I am aware of the risks of the upcoming crash, whenever it hits. . .
I'd appreciate the thoughts of more experienced investors on this.
Thank you!
