Willow Wealth Reviews 

Awful organization full of low-integrity folks selling faulty investments to (admittedly inexperienced) accredited investors. I have lost most of my life savings with Yieldstreet/Willow Wealth making it the worst decision of my life. Unbelievably inconsistent in every way, but so well-presented. Just awful.

When a company doesn't offer any sort of phone support -- it's chat and email only as of mid March 2026 -- you know there's something wrong. A horrid company of con men. I didn't get a cent in payback on my vessel deconstruction investments. An art invesment is still in court. Stay far away from this outfit.

If I had a chance to rate minus 5 I would certainly do that since this company fully deserves it. I have lost all of my investment capital with Yieldstreet ( now they are rebranding into Willow Wealth to escape accountability) on Vessel Deconstruction III project what represents significant amount of my savings . The founder of this company Michael Weiz deserves special attention. He misrepresented the investment, lied to the investors that there were no prior failed projects.In Business language it is called MISREPRESENTATION. Stated that the investment capital on vessel deconstruction is fully insured and is secured by bank deposits of borrowers. In fact he stated the same amount for multiple vessel deconstruction projects, put 100 million of investors money against 17 million after he was advised not to do it. All projects failed due to blant fraud of borrowers who were able to save their 17 millions and escape without any consequences . Mr Weiz allowed even this to happen- what tells us about his complete incompetence and blant negligence . The insurance pay outs received from this project he claimed will have to be diverted to cover litigation costs . After years of litigation Yieldstreet settled 100 million of investors money for 5 million to remove the freeze. The 5 million were supposed to be paid to investors but they disappeared within Willow Wealth ( Yieldstreet) to cover again so called " legal costs". Repeated requests to provide receipts of legal expenses by investors were ignored. The outcome is - Lost 100 million after 14 million spent allegedly by willow wealth on litigation costs just to settle for 5 million. Something does not add up here . I am infurated by the fact that this company is still operating , rebranding into Willow Wealth and its founders are not in prison. Absolute lack of integrity , tranparency and professionalism . Mere Greed. I am not suprised they lost a lot of their deals with real estate. Can not rule out Fraud. It just not add up how you can lose repeatedly so much money and not learn from your mistakes. I will stronlgy encourage investors to hold Mr Weiz and associates accounatable , file legal and criminal complaints to pursue justice .
DO NOT INVEST WITH THIS COMPANY IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO LOSE YOUR HARD EAERNED MONEY!!!

Horrible vetting on real estate deals. Both of my real estate deals are on the "watchlist", with one lose all of my equity if they decided to sell today. Take your money elsewhere.

Stay away from this rebranded Yieldstreet. I doubt that due diligence was conducted on any of the offerings. I have had capital trapped in this investment company for 8 years with significant losses, late documentation, poor communcation, and lack of transparency. Even the website is designed to make tracking your portfolio difficult, but investing unencombered. Several defaults, supposed court cases, a giant loss with a class action payout, and most investments on watch lists.

I have lost significant capital through Yieldstreet, now Willow Wealth. When I log into my account, the system boasts a negative -34.84% return. I have been an investor for almost 8 years now and am just waiting for all my current investments to reach term and then get my money out. Imagine if I just invested in an index fund....This alternative investment firm is not worth the risk.

Customer service is glacially slow at responding to inquiries. They misrepresented the investment and refuse liquidation even after the investment term. Stay away.

Have lost money and my 2 remaining investments are on watch list meaning they are declining in value with no distributions. While I watch my investments decline, I get to file a tax extension because they can't even publish the documents.

I lost $30K in a Yiedstreet (Now Willow Wealth) Litigation Fund. Despite their claims of cautious investing, this fund was poorly managed and put all investors money at risk. The Fund was declared bankrupt after 5 long years of terrible communication. Steer clear.

3 of the 4 "investments" are losses: Nashville Multi-Family Equity I, Houston Multi-Family Equity I both complete losses. North Shore Boston Multi-Family Equity hoping to get something back but does not look promising. The 4th, Yieldstreet Alternative Income Fund pays regularly but must include ROC which erodes NAV. It looks like a name change from Yieldstreet to Willow Wealth to try to put distance between them and the losses. I would NOT recommend.

liars, lost 500k . They always claimed that all investments are carefully vetted. a complete lie. come to find out from all news sources, they invested in the riskiest investments that no other firms wanted to touch

This company is not doing well. They have lost a lot of investors money. They are trying to hide that by changing their name to Willow Wealth. They were formally known as Yield Street. If you invest you may loose all of your investment.

Poor investments. Investments are dumped on unsuspecting retail investors who have enough money to qualify as Accredited Investors but aren’t equipped to conduct the proper due diligence.

Investment are not vetted, and they don't care if investors loose your money. They will charge you the fees no matter their performance.

Do NOT under ANY circumstances invest money with this company! Unless you like losing a significant amount of money.

I started investing with Yieldstreet in 2018. The first few investments had positive outcomes, and the few longer term real estate investments were always reporting positively, so I decided to use this platform to diversify for retirement. I put about 40% of my lifetime savings into it, and joined investments over time until I was fully invested. Although I still am currently having positive results from some investments, nearly all of the real estate investments are imploding. Unfortunately I have 50% of my money in these. For these, they keep diluting by conning more investors to buy into these failing properties. And the new investors become senior to my investment, so they would get paid first if any return happens. It sure seems like a ponzi scheme! Here are my investments (watchlist basically means high probably of total failure):
Supply Chain Financing I.XL Active
Supply Chain Financing I.XLI Active
Short Term Note: IRA Edition III Active
Specialty Finance Fund I Active
American Small Business Financing I Active
Sugarcane Trade Financing I Active
Norfolk Industrial Complex Equity Active
Onex Structured Credit Fund I Active
Consumer Health & Wellness Financing I Active
StepStone VC Secondaries Fund I Active
Diversified Art Debt Portfolio II Active
Columbus Industrial Complex Equity Active
StepStone Venture Capital Fund I Active
Consumer Wellness Financing I Active
Commercial Equipment Financing I Watchlist
Real Estate Opportunity Fund Active
Art Equity Fund V Active
Bonaccord Private Equity Fund I Active
Powersports Loan Portfolio I Active
Legal Finance Fund IV Active
Dallas-Fort Worth Multi-Family Equity I Watchlist
Nashville Multi-Family Equity II.A Watchlist
SFR Diversified Fund II Watchlist
Atlanta Multi-Family Equity I Watchlist
Houston Multi-Family Equity I Watchlist
Hartman Hill Build-for-Rent Portfolio Watchlist
North Shore Boston Multi-Family Equity Watchlist
Nashville Multi-Family Equity I.B Watchlist

The head of Real Estate, Mitch Rosen, and the former CEO, Michael Weisz were both involved in the Commercial Real Estate market since before the 2009 financial crises that was caused by this sector (see LinkedIN). So they should be experts, yet instead they are losing 100% on nearly all of these properties - no way that is possible unless it is intended.
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nobody called. I waited 30 minutes, no call no email.... nothing.

Been with YieldStreet for about 2 years. Have a mix of about 15 different investments. Very happy with ease of investment process. Some programs can take up to 60 days to fund, but I now invest at end of month so process is more like 15 days. Had one program not work out. That capital received no return, but YS returned all capital and kept us whole. Have recommended this platform to many friends. Happy with mix of programs and returns.

This is just Yieldstreet's attempt at escaping accountability by changing their name after stealing the hard-earned money of investors like me who needed it for retirement. You can't trust any of the information they give you about anything; the numbers are all just fabricated. Worse, they refuse to even allow me to write off the losses by admitting the money is gone, so I can't even get a tax break from the funds they stole.

I have not enjoyed my experience with Yieldstreet or Willow Wealth. They have locked me into an investment that has quarterly offers to sell, but only will buy me out 15-20%. This essentially means that it will take many many years to be able to get all of my money out of there. Once I get below a very low specified amount of shares, then they will finally release me from their chains.

This is the most morally bankrupt company ever and I have made multiple investments with them and they have defaulted on more than a handful. The rate of return is not enough for the risk you apparently take on for these “safe” investments. They aren’t safe, are ripe with fraud and they literally do not care about their investors. They are a disgusting company led by despicable management and do not give one dollar of your money to these people.