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This app got stuck when I press the button to know and understand what it was meant to be “accredited investor” then I went to try to get back and their wasn’t a way to return back to where I was originally at. Now I’m very disappointed because I had already placed a lot of Information on the site prior and I thought their would be an X or something to return; but it’s stuck on the definition of the meaning. Can this be fixed or do I need to just delete the app and start over? ***** update it finally got it working after I turned my phone off and on again; the app finally finished where it started and worked again. Everything on my phone was fine but it seemed to have a glitch with that app for some reason. I have an iPhoneXR. Anyways; I’m glad it’s working again; I’ve just never seen that happen before.

This app is too buggy to be handling peoples money. First, they said the UI made it seem like I could buy shares directly by connecting my bank account. I spend a couple hours researching which shares to buy then make my purchase. Of the 8 I attempt to purchase, 2 don’t go through at all. The other 6 withdraw money from my bank account but don’t actually purchase anything. I decide I’m better off having my funds somewhere else and attempt to withdrawal. I’m told the only way to get the money is to wait 60 days because their app couldn’t verify my bank. SIXTY DAYS. What?!? Glad I avoided this mess before putting more money in. And when I try to remove my bank account and Ee add it to see if it really is Plaid not being able to verify my account, they suspend my account for “my safety.”

These 5 star reviews are clearly from people investing in this app. I lived in a home that was purchased by Landa and I’ve never had a worse experience with a landlord. Example: our AC went out while we were out of town in July and Georgia and the home was 90 degrees when we got home. Landa has no emergency line and every contact we had we reached out to and they didn’t answer. So naturally we called an HVAC company. Landa told us that we can only call if we’ve discussed with them first regardless of the situation. My roommate made a joke that if the house was on fire we should call them first and the girl replied, “ yes you should” needless to say we paid for the service. Moral of the story is your landlord is an app and your on your own and if you can accept that, it’s the a decent place to live.