Poll results

Save to favorites
Add this poll to your saved list for easy reference.
Would you use an app that allows you to invest in luxury properties for as little as $50?
Option C won this Ranked poll with a final tally of 28 votes after 1 round of vote counting.
In a Ranked poll, respondents rank every option in order of preference. For example, when you test 6 options, each respondent orders their choices from first to sixth place.
PickFu requires a majority to win a Ranked poll. A majority winner differs from a plurality winner. A majority winner earns over 50% of the votes, whereas a plurality winner earns the most votes, regardless of winning percentage.
If an option does not earn a majority of votes, PickFu eliminates the option with the lowest number of votes. The votes from the eliminated option are reassigned based on each respondent’s next choice. This process continues in rounds until a majority winner emerges.
Scores reflect the percentage of total votes an option receives during the vote counting and indicate the relative preference of the respondents. If there is no majority winner, look to the scores to see how the options fared relative to one another.
Option | Round 1 |
---|---|
C | 56% 28 votes |
A | 30% 15 votes |
B | 14% 7 votes |
15 Responses to Option A
I think this app is a great way for someone explore their stock options for a relatively low price.
I would consider it, but there must be a catch. it seems like too good to be true
Access to investments that used to be available to just high net worth investors is always a positive.
I love micro-transactions: anything to make some extra money.
Statement that I relate to the most
I am an investor who likes to look at offering ways to invest. I would love an option where I can invest in luxury properties.
interesting idea but need more info
Anywhere and any way to make money as long as it's legal. I'm down for.
i like the idea that i can invest a small amount in something that costs a lot.
straight to the point and sounds professional
I think the app would be useful to diversify and add on another type of investment. Between the #2 and #3 choice, I wouldn't add an condition that I be allowed to stay there. This is why I place #3 with the condition as last place as #3 because I wouldn't add that condition. It limits opportunities.
It would be a great way to diversify your portfoilio. The option to stay there would be a bonus but not that impotant.
I think it would be a very interesting app to utilize if I could invest in properties and have some return.
I would need to know more about it before I could say yes or no. How is this different than investing through the market? I could see this being an interesting venture if it were, say, a private REIT that pooled the money of it's users, but I would be skeptical as to who and how it was managed as I already own several publicly traded REITs.
It regard it as an investment option to diversify my portfoilio
7 Responses to Option B
I would really prefer to see the property or use it as opposed to passively investing in it. There are a lot better ways to make money than doing something like this in real estate. Not very high on my list of priorities.
Want to be able to see if my investment is worth it and see what the property is to be/will be like.
sounds like a new concept, kind of like StockPile , you can buy partial shares
I would maybe use it if I were allowed to stay at one of the properties but I would need to know more about it before saying for sure.
Would love to if I could stay at the properties, other than that then no I would not
I think it is a good concept that would appeal to many with such a low point of entry
i prefer B because of the way it looks
28 Responses to Option C
I don't think I would get much use out of this but if I could I would like it.
I don't think given today's situation that I want to invest in any luxury products as I feel most people are now limiting their spending to save for an uncertain economy. At this time, I definitely would have no intention to stay at any luxury property so I put that as my last choice.
I feel that it sounds too easy to use and might have a high fee. I prefer to use my current investment firm.
I prefer to make my investments through my economic advisor and not through any app. Also, luxury properties is very volatile and with an imminent hit on the Real Estate market with the recent Coronavirus, I might stay away from investing in properties.
I don't know how worth it is to invest in luxury properties but if I did, I don't really care if I get to stay at the place.
i would need more information about how returns on investment are made
I would most likely not use this app without knowing all of the details involved with my investment. It is difficult for me to spend $50 without knowing what the return on my investment is likely to be over a certain period of time. I feel as though there are better ways to invest my money. If I were to use the app then the second option would be interesting because it would provide me a perk depending on where the properties are located.
I am not interested. No idea if it would even be worth it. I would have to do a lot of research first.
i already know how to invest money
I do not think that I would use an app like this because I cannot see a point in doing this. I personally don't have the money to do this but even if I did, I don't think that I would because it seems like something that is a waste of money.
Option C is my first choice, this seems like a risky investment and i would more than likely not do it. Option B would be my very far away second choice, only if i could stay there, thinking time share type investment and option A my last and very far away optoin
I don't have liquid funding for that right now. If I were to invest, it would be nice to be able to utilize the properties or have some sort of perk. However, I would not want to be required to pay a ton of money for it, such as for a timeshare. I would like to be able to travel to many different places.
CHOOSE C , CAN'T SEE I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN THIS AT ALL
This sounds like a scam.
I wouldn't be interested because if it's about investing in something as big as properties, it wouldn't feel secure on an app. If I had to invest, I would want some sort of perk, like being able to stay where I'm investing.
I am at a loss when it comes to investing, literally.
I do not like to invest in luxury properties as it is not stable income. But would like to invest in essential category as it going to give a continuous and stable income.
I chose C first because I simply think it's a bad idea. I don't understand who, specifically, I'd be investing with and what their obligations would be to me. What if they decide to sell the place or simply stop renting it out?I chose A as the second option simply because Option B sort of pushes me to be involved more than I'd want to and it kind of has echoes of "time-share", which is a very tainted phrase
It seems pretty risky to me.
I do not really have extra money to invest in luxury properties so probably would not use the app. However, considering you only have to invest $50 I would be interested in at least learning more and if I was given information that made it look lucrative I might possibly give it a chance
I wouldn't use an app like this. Probably a waste of my time and effort, truthfully.
This is one of those situations that sounds too good to be true, so I would take a pass on it – unless there were some way I could do research on the topic, and feel comfortable with how I was spending my money.
I don't like to invest my money without the help of a financial advisor. I would not just invest my money on my own like this, so I wouldn't use this app.
There are free ways to find out how to invest.
I probably wouldn't use this app, because I am not very sure of investing in Luxury properties. Especially after what has happened this month. Things are just too tenuous now to be investing in anything. Hold on until the Corona thing is over then I might think about it. I would probably rather invest in a few little stocks for up and coming companies.
I chose option C because I would not use the app.
I previously brokered real estate for nearly 30 years, so I wouldn't necessarily trust apps for this function.
ONLY C....would not use thsi.
Explore who answered your poll
Analyze your results with demographic reports.
Demographics
Sorry, AI highlights are currently only available for polls created after February 28th.
We're working hard to bring AI to more polls, please check back soon.