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Hi John, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. In regards to your questions: 1. The confusion may have been caused by two things - the length of time between the posts and the terms “members” and “investors.” Members refers to those who have signed up to our website, usually to...

We are delighted to announce the second tranche of this opportunity is now live. Please see the following post for more details. Capital at risk.

Introducing the second opportunity to invest in a portfolio of apartments in Liverpool. Earlier this year, we successfully raised over £315,000 in the initial tranche of this opportunity. Opportunity Highlights As the building includes a rooftop restaurant, a bar and a garden with an on-site...

Thanks for getting in touch! We try to focus our property sourcing in areas with strong potential. We believe Liverpool has an incredible amount to offer, which is why several of our listed opportunities are located within or near the vibrant area. Liverpool is also home to the Property Moose...

Property Moose is a property crowdfunding platform which allows individuals from around the world to invest in UK property from just £10. Minimum Investment: £10 Rate Payable: Fixed return of 10% net p.a. Security: Second legal charge Estimated Repayment Date: Upon the end of the 12-18...

Hi there! Thanks for getting in touch. Yes, we offer investors around the world the chance to invest in UK property. We currently have investors in 45 countries, however, if you are based in the USA, we, unfortunately, cannot accept investments or deposits from you at this time. We have a...

What is more appealing to property investors - rental yield or capital growth? What do you look for when assessing if a property investment is right for you?

Would you consider yourself to be more risk averse or risk taking? Has this changed with experience, age or knowledge?

Would you prefer a buy to let property investment or a buy to sell (also known as property flipping)? Which requires more expertise, experience and capital?

What do we think will happen to the housing market this year? Any interesting predictions or insights?

What makes UK property investment so in demand? Where does UK property investment sit on a global scale? There’s a sense of pride associated with being able to say “I own a place in London,” does this count for the rest of the UK?

Despite the perks of property investment, the chores associated with being a landlord may be considered a bit of a headache. What are some of the hassles associated with being a landlord - and is it worth it?

Is it safe to say that property is the best asset class? Would you prefer to invest in stocks or shares? What defines the best asset class? Is it its potential to provide you with security or a high return?

Exciting opportunity to invest in Cambridgeshire on the Property Moose platform! You can invest in this buy-to-let opportunity from just £10. Investment Highlights: Projected Rental Yield: 3.48% Net Term: 36 months The total projected return for this investment is 30.14% Early exit is...

Thanks for getting in touch, Ben! We agree that Liverpool is a thriving city, with an incredible amount on offer. In regards to the risk warning, it is in place both here and across our website communications. This is a regulatory requirement outlined by the FCA, and it’s one that we believe...

Really interesting points! When investing, diversification might be considered as the secret to mitigating market unpredictability and reducing portfolio loss. However, as it could take decades to save up for a single house deposit, even the individuals that could purchase property might be...

Is there a chance that property crowdfunding will replace traditional property investment? Will one become more common than the other?

What are the main causes of the UK housing crisis? Are fewer homes being built? Are house prices rising faster than wages?

According to news sources, the average price of a property reached a record high of £300,000. Will house prices continue to rise? If so, when will they slow down?

We believe there's been a significant rise in "Tiny Homes" for this exact reason. Many people are choosing to downsize to smaller properties in an attempt to live a greener life. Tiny houses can be incredibly cheap to run, are often fully insulated and may only require a small amount of energy...