EstateGuru overview

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This page shows my returns from EstateGuru plus my account overview, so you can get an impression of this platform.

The minimum investment at EstateGuru is € 50. The platform has an auto-invest function, however that requires a minimum of € 500. The number of projects is a bit limited, but the interest rates are around 11%-12%. All in all this platform is less suitable for smaller investors.

I visited EstateGuru on September 17, 2019, you can find the report here.

Totals

Last update:2022-06-01
Value:€ 2,744
Gains:€ 1,032
Date first deposit :2018-08-28
Date last deposit :2018-08-28
Date last withdrawal :2022-03-30
Return rate since first deposit (XIRR):9.7%

Platform details

Registered in:
Offices in:
Active in:
Founded:2013
Start platform:2014
Minimum investment:€ 50
Auto invest:Yes
Total financed:€ 250+ M

Interest per month

Historical return rate

Account overview

Auto-invest settings

I publish my auto-invest settings to give you an impression and to inspire. You should not copy these settings without reviewing them and understanding their impact. There is no such thing as ‘the best settings’, as these vary per investor. Activating an auto-invest means you are giving away control over the investments you make, so be sure to limit the settings to your own preferences. When in doubt, stay on the safe side. Or keep investing manually. Settings that I have not mentioned have the default value.

StatusOn
Amount for one loanEUR 250
PeriodUp to 24
Repayment typeBullet
LTV (Loan To Value)Up to 65%
SecurityFirst rank
Advanced settings
Stage loansYes
Refinancing loansNo
Interest11%+
CountriesAll
Invest all funds availableYes

Disclaimer: I share my experiences on this site, and blog about my results and things I encounter. It is for informational purposes only and cannot be considered professional advice. Investments bring risk and you should never invest funds that you are not willing to lose. I think my site is a nice start, but do your own research and make sure you understand the risks before you start to invest yourself. You can read more about this here.

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