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p>A drop in its minimum investment limit has allowed peer-to-peer real estate financier, LendInvest, to attract a high volume of investment requests.
The demand comes after the lender dropped its minimum investment amount to £1,000 from £10,000 in December.
LendInvest chose to lower the minimum investment amount to open up peer-to-peer lending to smaller investors and as a result they have experience a 52 per cent increase in investment requests.
CEO of LendInvest, Christian Faes, says that the firm has made huge investments in the development of their technology in order to scale significantly.
“We wanted to make sure that we could cope with the increased investor interest in LendInvest, and had the most robust system possible, before we opened up the platform to the everyday investor,” said Christian.
"The returns that LendInvest gives investors are of the best in the peer-to-peer market. These investor returns all come with the comfort that the loan is secured by first registered charge against UK property, and underwritten by an experienced lending team with a track record of over 6 years."
December’s drop in minimum investment is the third made since LendInvest’s launch in May 2013. At the time of the lender’s inception, the minimum investment allowed was £50,000.
A drop in its minimum investment limit has allowed peer-to-peer real estate financier, LendInvest, to attract a high volume of requests.
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