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Post by hnwlending on Mar 16, 2017 11:30:50 GMT
HNW Lending is an asset-based peer to peer lending platform which started in 2014 It was granted full FCA authorisation in January 2017 It started offerring the IF ISA in February 2017 As at March 2017 it had done over 150 loans and has reported that it has not lost any capital or interest on any loan to date Lenders choose which loans they wish to invest in and all loans are secured by an asset - about 90% by a charge on a UK property, with the remaining 10% being overseas property, high end cars, planes, etc We operate that investors must put in £10k per loan or £5k per loan if inside an ISA - this is to keep the costs of administration down The website is www.hnwlending.co.ukIf anyone wants to email me directly please use ben@hnwlending.co.uk or call 07958 636 106
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Post by oldnick on Mar 16, 2017 12:05:04 GMT
I quarantined the post referred to while it is cleaned up!
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Post by hnwlending on Mar 17, 2017 12:34:05 GMT
Please see the list below of the loans we currently have on our platform with only summary details as we aren't allowed to post too much details that might reveal who a borrower is:
Completed loans with parts available for sale:
£225k for 6 months LTV 57% from March 2017
First charge on a flat in South Norwood, London SE20 7UA valued at £395k
Rate payable to lenders 7.5% pa. £225k available
£30k for 12 months LTV 80%-85% from March 2017
2nd charge over 2 houses in Stonemuirhouse and Livingston valued at £580k, first charges total £465k
Rate payable to lenders 15% £20k available
£120k for 24 months LTV 41% from March 2017
First charge on a house in Hemingsby, Lincolnshire LN9 5QH valued at £295k
Rate payable to lenders 7% pa. £110k available
£200k for 6 months LTV 27%-64% from March 2017
First charge over a convenience store with flat above in Erith, DA8 3PW valued at £250k
Second charge over a house in Plumstead, London SE18 2SJ valued at £300k with a first charge of £150k
Rate payable to lenders 12% pa £110k available
£300k for 6 weeks from 17 Feb 2017
1st charge over a flat in the Postbox development, Birmingham B1 1LJ valued at £200k
Rate payable to lenders 10% pa. £100k available
£125 for 12 months from Feb 2017. LTV 34%-67%
2nd charge over a property in South Norwood, London SE25 5DJ valued at £450k, first charge £154k
Rate payable to lenders 11% pa. £55k available
£110k for 24 months from January 2017. LTV 0-30%
First charge over a 2-bed bungalow in Orpington, Kent BR5 4JJ valued at £330k
Rate payable to lenders 7% pa. £79k available
£100k for 12 months from January 2017. LTV 0-45%
First charge over a house in Sunderland SR2 7UX valued at £220k
Rate payable to lenders 7% pa. £80k available
£550k for 12 months from January 2017. LTV 0-69%
First charge over a 7-bed house in Addiscombe, Croydon, Surrey CR0 6XF valued at £800k
Rate payable to lenders 8% pa. £150k available
£100k for 12 months from January 2017. LTV 0-14%
First charge over a 2-bed flat in Wandsworth, London SW18 2PQ valued at £750k
Rate payable to lenders 6.5% pa. £90k available
£325k for 12 months from December 2016. LTV 0-59%
First charge on a house in Hackney Wick, London E9 5NX valued at £550k
Rate payable to lenders 7.5% £140k available
£350k for 12 months from December 2016. LTV 0-50%
First charge on a house in Wembley HA9 8JZ valued at £700k
Rate payable to lenders 7% £50k available
£165k for 12 months from November 2016. LTV 0-62%
1st charge over a commercial premises in Coulsdon CR5 2RA purchased at auction for £265k
Rate payable to lenders 8% pa £65k available
£475k for 12 months from November 2016. LTV 0%-40%
1st charge over a Chateau and surrounding land in Meillard, France
Rate payable to lenders 11% pa £50k available
Likely to complete in the next few weeks
£480k for 12 months. LTV 33%-55%
Second charge on a villa in Italy valued at £2.2m with a first charge loan of £730k plus additional collateral of 2nd charge on 2 UK properties (behind existing HNW loan)
Rate payable to lenders 15% pa. £200k available
£330k for 12 months LTV 51%
First charge on a property in Kilmarnock KA3 6AY valued at £650k
Rate payable to lenders 9% pa. £330k available
£1m for 3 months. LTV 50%
First charge over a flat in Chelsea Bridge Wharf, 368 Queenstown Road, London SW8 4NN valued at £2m
Rate payable to lenders 10% pa. £600k available
£125k for 12 months. LTV 55%-70%
2nd charge on a house in London SE12 9EZ Thames valued at £850k, first charge £470k
Rate payable to lenders 12% pa. £100k available
£100k for 6 months LTV 25%
First charge on a marina and office premises in Oulton Broad, Lowestoft NR33 9NQ valued at £400k
Rate payable to lenders 10% pa. £100k available
£700k for 24 months. LTV 40%
First charge on a house behind Cannes, France valued at E2m
Rate payable to lenders 12% pa. £200k available
£80k for 6 months LTV 53%
First charge on a property in Margate, Kent CT9 1SZ valued at £150k
Rate payable to lenders 7% pa. £80k available
£500k for 12 months LTV 35%
First charge on an office block in Dover CT17 9AH with rental income of £125k pa valued at £1.5m
Rate payable to lenders 8% pa. £100k available
£265k for 36 months LTV 47%-84%
First charge over a property in Peebles EH45 8HL to be purchased for £230,000
Second charge over a house in Peebles EH45 9DB valued at £385k with a mortgage of £285k
Second charge over a flat in Penicuik EH26 0AW valued at £100k with a mortgage of £50k
Part of the first property to be sold off shortly after completion to bring the LTV to below 70%
Rate payable to lenders 15% pa. £165k available
£175k for 18 months. LTV 67%
First charge over 2 properties in Dewesbury, West Yorkshire, WF13 2HP valued at £110k and £152k
Rate payable to lenders 10% pa. £150k available
£37.5k for 6 months LTV 38%
First charge over some building plots at Maulds Meaburn, Appleby, Westmoreland, Cumbria valued at £100k
Rate payable to lenders 8% pa. £30k available
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Post by locutus on Mar 23, 2017 11:46:21 GMT
Is anyone from the forum investing here and able to comment? Is there an active SM?
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Post by hnwlending on Mar 30, 2017 12:04:32 GMT
We have only just put ourselves on this forum as we don't do any formal advertising, but feel free to give me a call or email as we'd be keen to have someone from the forum as an investor
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Post by ozboy on Aug 16, 2017 21:12:41 GMT
I've had my eye on HNW for some time now and am probably going to take the plunge. Rather attractive IFISA, albeit £70 Exit Charge. Skin in every Loan and No Defaults to date. (?!) Anyone on here know anything more, good or bad, before I put some reasonably serious shekels in their skyrocket?
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Post by d_saver on Aug 17, 2017 10:24:45 GMT
I've had my eye on HNW for some time now and am probably going to take the plunge. Rather attractive IFISA, albeit £70 Exit Charge. Skin in every Loan and No Defaults to date. (?!) Anyone on here know anything more, good or bad, before I put some reasonably serious shekels in their skyrocket? 'No defaults'? I think that's wrong. They clearly state on their website they have had defaults... It does sound like they are doing well with recoveries though. [perhaps you might not get that link unless logged in, so I removed it, but check their faq first] For clarity, 'no realised losses as yet' might be a better choice of words.
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Post by ozboy on Aug 17, 2017 14:43:29 GMT
Yes, thanks d_saver.
Yerright, "No realised Losses" sums them up better. I quite like the fact they have skin in the game too, always a further comforting factor.
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Post by kaya on Aug 17, 2017 15:21:31 GMT
I'm making a post on this thread just so that people think I'm rich.
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Post by stub8535 on Aug 17, 2017 15:43:16 GMT
I'm making a post on this thread just so that people think I'm rich. Oh you kidder Kaya. We all know croesus borrows from your ample pot
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Post by madpierre on Aug 17, 2017 17:41:43 GMT
It may be this statement on the website that attracted ozboy "HNW Lending Ltd will normally arrange for a third party valuation to be provided, on which the lender can rely - this means that if the asset were to sell for well below the value in that third party valuation, then HNW Lending Ltd should be able to pursue a claim of negligence against the valuer and thus recover sufficient proceeds to repay the loan."
Nevertheless, that is an encouraging factor, as is the 'skin in the game', although we are not informed about the level of this but we are told that secondary market sales may be from the director's holdings. That slightly concerns me as the directors are thus able to exit a loan and leave it fully funded by lenders. The website is also rather out of date only declaring statistics up until the end of March. I did take a look at them some months ago but didn't progress. I think it was partly the company name that put me off with its slight whiff of smugness or perhaps it's just plain naff. However now there is an ISA on offer I may explore further as I have far too much ISA funds earning far too little and a good track record with fair rates of interest is always worth a second look. hnwlending , if you read this post please would you update us with current statistics and give further clarity to your statement "The Directors of HNW Lending Ltd offer to put their own money into loans and most of the loan parts available on the secondary market are from these positions". And/or, if ozboy has signed up perhaps he could let us know if there's more information available for registered lenders. Thank you
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Post by ozboy on Aug 17, 2017 18:38:15 GMT
Thanks madpierre. Yes, we all know I am "VR Man" with my underpants on the outside.
I boshed off my paperwork via email just this afternoon and it was very easy, simple and sweet as a nut, except two characters from the number on my Passport were illegible so I have to re-send. I'm now also waiting for Ben Shaw to call me back for a chat before I fully commit.
And for my fellow Investors information, Notes from my last telcon with Ben Shaw on 6/4/17 :-
Ben has previously worked on a property investment board and says he has a fairly informed idea if a VR is inaccurate. He challenges around 1 in 20 he says.
The Director’s skin in the game means they “often” (?!) take First Loss which is Fixed and Ben can’t sell his Loan Part whilst the Other Directors CAN sell their Loan Parts.
Eg If a £100K Loan & the Property Sells for £80K + say £10K First Loss + HNWs Profit of say £3Kgiven back so in such a scenario Investors get back £93K
HNW are a Broker and the Investor’s agreement is direct with the Borrower and HNW typically ensures that the Asset is 2 x times the Loan Value + Personal Guarantee
Some or all of the foregoing may have changed of course since last April!
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Post by ding on Aug 17, 2017 22:39:12 GMT
My story of getting invested...
I moved £20K ISA to them. At 5K property it took quite a long time to get invested as two of the ones I picked had delays. They emailed me, to let me change investment into other properties and I picked other ones that got delayed/had no availability:( I'm concerned about cash drag of interest, as the min investment is £5K (ISA). As noted here you can't transfer cash out (to ISA) w/o penalty.
The web site is prehistoric. A number of loans have: "loan available"+"directors holdings" exceeding the actual NHW loan.
I was told a low LTV loan with £100K+ "loan available" had no free 5K allotment for me. Got the impression the directors took all the loan. The web site doesn't have so many inaccuracies tonight for new loans.
Once you get a loan, they are added to the statement tab, it doesn't look like it gets updated that often. One column "No. days interest to be paid" hasn't changed for a few weeks. My last fulfilled investment still on 0.
And if <10K is left of in investment you can't buy that with an ISA (even though min is 5k). Maybe they can do it manually....
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Post by ozboy on Aug 18, 2017 9:13:41 GMT
Thank you very much ding, very interesting experiences, and exactly what this Board is all about.
I will now investigate yet further before fully committing (before giving HNW the two "missing" digits from my passport #!)
Thank you again, it's excellent when we stick together and support each other - it's a combined minefield and shark infested waters (?!) out there as we all know.
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Post by kaya on Aug 18, 2017 9:32:11 GMT
I'm making a post on this thread just so that people think I'm rich. Oh you kidder Kaya. We all know croesus borrows from your ample pot King Croesus
Gold coins of Lydia. The expression "as rich as Croesus" comes from the legendary wealth of the king who reigned from 560 to 546 BC over Lydia in western Asia Minor. Gold from the mines and from the sands of the River Pactolus filled his coffers to overflowing. The Lydians in the time of Croesus, it is believed, were the first people to mint coins as money.
Search, search.....Google knows everything, fortunately.
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