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Reinvest24

C · 6.4
Best forReal-estate income
Rental income possibleHigher minimumNo deposit insurance
Visit platform
9.0 %
Avg. net return p.a.
€100
Minimum investment
2018
Founded
medium-high
Risk profile

Our take

Reinvest24 blends two worlds: classic property loans and equity stakes where investors share in rental income and value appreciation. That sits closer to a real-estate investment than to a pure loan marketplace.

The price is a higher minimum, trading fees and a smaller project selection that makes broad diversification harder. If you accept the longer maturities and lower liquidity, you get a real-asset-like profile — without deposit insurance and with the usual real-estate market risk.

Strengths

  • Access to real-estate equity including ongoing rental income
  • Secondary market available for early exit
  • Projects backed by tangible real assets

Weaknesses

  • Higher minimum (€100) and fees when trading
  • Smaller platform with fewer projects — diversification is harder
  • No deposit insurance; property values can fall

Risk profile: medium-high

Suitable as a satellite within a broadly diversified portfolio. Invest only part of your capital and diversify across several platforms.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average return at Reinvest24?

Reinvest24 offers approximately 9.0% p.a. gross return; rental income from equity stakes may add to this. Net return is individual and depends on project performance and fees.

Is Reinvest24 regulated?

Reinvest24 is partially licensed; its ECSP authorisation under the EU Crowdfunding Regulation is in progress. Investors should verify the current regulatory status before investing.

Does Reinvest24 have a secondary market?

Yes, Reinvest24 has a secondary market for early exit. Buy and sell transactions carry fees of 1–2%, which somewhat limits liquidity.

Who is Reinvest24 best suited for?

Reinvest24 is best suited for investors with an interest in real estate who want exposure to both interest income and rental yields or value appreciation, and who can accept longer maturities of 12–60 months.