Letsinvest

Letsinvest is a Lithuanian real-estate debt crowdfunding platform operated by 8 Stars UAB, launched in 2021 and licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider (ECSP) by the Bank of Lithuania (authorisation LB002206). It uses the ECSP passport to offer services across the EEA, with registrations in Spain (CNMV) and Estonia (FSA).^[1]

Since its launch in 2021, Letsinvest has attracted more than 4,000 registered investors and facilitated over €88.95 million across 120 campaigns. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €47 million, averaging €4 million per month.^[2] The minimum investment is €500 per campaign, and while projects are primarily based in Lithuania, Letsinvest has also financed selected cross-border deals, including in Portugal and Norway.

Investors can also explore all current and past Letsinvest deals directly on P2PMarketData, where the platform shares live deal data for full transparency.

• Licensed & expanding: Letsinvest, licensed under the ECSP by the Bank of Lithuania, has grown into a pan-European real-estate crowdfunding platform with projects not only in Lithuania but also in markets like Portugal and Norway.
• Strong growth track record: Since 2021, more than 4,000 investors have funded nearly €89 million across 120 campaigns, with €47 million raised in the past 12 months alone.
• Attractive interest rates & no investor fees: Deals have been offered with average nominal returns of 10.23% since launch and all platform costs are covered by developers.
• Experienced leadership: CEO Vytenis Kinduris leads a seasoned team and advisory board with backgrounds in real estate, finance, law, and IT, providing strong governance and risk oversight.

Letsinvest offers debt financing for real estate development and construction projects. Developers apply for funding on the platform, where Letsinvest’s team evaluates the prospects and assesses potential risks before publishing projects for investment.^[3] Each loan is backed by pledged real estate collateral, and investors receive project documentation to support their due diligence.^[4] Loan terms are typically short to medium in duration, ranging from about 6 to 24 months, and repayments are often structured as bullet loans, where principal and interest are repaid at maturity, though some projects pay interest periodically during the loan term.^[5]

Investors can participate by registering on the platform, verifying their identity, and manually selecting projects from the list of available opportunities and participation is open to both individuals and companies across the European Economic Area.^[6]

According to Letsinvest, investors can expect annual returns in the range of 7% to 10%, depending on the project.^[7] The platform highlights an average nominal interest rate of 10.23% across all campaigns since launch, based on data reported to P2PMarketData.^[8] Returns are usually paid at the end of the loan term, though some projects distribute interest quarterly or monthly.^[9] 

In a written interview with P2PMarketData in April 2022, CEO Vytenis Kinduris reported that the average return achieved by investors was 8.7%, with a default rate of 0% at that point.^[10] Letsinvest does not charge any fees to investors. All fees are borne by the project developers, including any costs associated with arranging the financing. The platform operates under a no-hidden-fees policy, meaning investors can participate without deductions from their principal or interest.^[11]

Letsinvest is led by Vytenis Kinduris, one of the founders and the current CEO. With over 25 years of experience in business development and real estate, he guides the company’s strategic direction and expansion across Europe. Supporting him is Rima Mažukėlytė, who heads the investor relations department. With a degree in economics and more than 15 years of client-facing experience, including seven years in corporate banking, she manages Letsinvest’s investor community and investment attraction. Mantas Butkus oversees the financial analytics department, focusing on project analysis, financing, and supervision. He is responsible for conducting due diligence, structuring financing solutions, and ensuring smooth transaction processes with controlled risk management.

In addition, Letsinvest benefits from the expertise of an Advisory Board. Sigitas Jautakis, a real estate professional with 18 years of experience, brings asset and property management expertise and currently serves as managing director at Baltic Sea Properties in Lithuania. Andrius Stonkus, founder of Lords LB Asset Management, has overseen real estate transactions exceeding €2 billion. Agnė Jonaitytė, a legal professional with nearly two decades of experience, specializes in financial services, fintech, and wealth management as a partner at Noewe Legal. Finally, Dainius Aksinavičius contributes knowledge from senior roles in the IT and banking sectors at firms such as Barclays, Danske Bank, and Devbridge, helping ensure Letsinvest remains a secure and efficient platform.^[12]

In P2PMarketData’s written interview with CEO Vytenis Kinduris in April 2022, he highlighted that Letsinvest had already managed to attract high-value retail investors, with the average portfolio size at that time around €37,000. He also underlined the company’s ambition to grow beyond Lithuania and establish itself as a pan-European platform. That same year, Letsinvest financed its largest project to date a €2.2 million apartment complex in Vilnius, developed by Groupinvest.^[13]

Since then, Letsinvest has pursued steady expansion. By 2025, the platform reported almost 90% loan volume growth year-on-year, alongside new cross-border projects in markets such as Portugal and Norway. In mid-2025, Letsinvest also announced a cooperation with Axiology, a partnership aimed at strengthening its infrastructure and enhancing investor confidence through external collaboration.^[14]

The operating company, 8 Stars UAB, has been active since 2014. According to Lithuanian company records, it reported €1.12 million in revenue and €251,000 net profit in 2024, with a registered share capital of €50,000.^[15]

1. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Profile”
2. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
3. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest work?"
4. Letsinvest FAQ: “What is co-investing?”
5. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
6. Letsinvest FAQ: “Who can invest through this platform?”
7. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest differ from other platforms?"
8. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
9. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
10. P2PMarketData: “Interview with Letsinvest CEO Vytenis Kinduris” (7 April 2022)
11. Letsinvest FAQ: "How much does Letsinvest service cost?"
12. Letsinvest: “About Us”
13. Letsinvest: “Investments”
14. Letsinvest Blog: “Letsinvest and Axiology join forces”
15. Rekvizitai: “8 Stars, UAB financials (2024)”

Letsinvest is a Lithuanian real-estate debt crowdfunding platform operated by 8 Stars UAB, launched in 2021 and licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider (ECSP) by the Bank of Lithuania (authorisation LB002206). It uses the ECSP passport to offer services across the EEA, with registrations in Spain (CNMV) and Estonia (FSA).^[1]

Since its launch in 2021, Letsinvest has attracted more than 4,000 registered investors and facilitated over €88.95 million across 120 campaigns. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €47 million, averaging €4 million per month.^[2] The minimum investment is €500 per campaign, and while projects are primarily based in Lithuania, Letsinvest has also financed selected cross-border deals, including in Portugal and Norway.

Investors can also explore all current and past Letsinvest deals directly on P2PMarketData, where the platform shares live deal data for full transparency.

• Licensed & expanding: Letsinvest, licensed under the ECSP by the Bank of Lithuania, has grown into a pan-European real-estate crowdfunding platform with projects not only in Lithuania but also in markets like Portugal and Norway.
• Strong growth track record: Since 2021, more than 4,000 investors have funded nearly €89 million across 120 campaigns, with €47 million raised in the past 12 months alone.
• Attractive interest rates & no investor fees: Deals have been offered with average nominal returns of 10.23% since launch and all platform costs are covered by developers.
• Experienced leadership: CEO Vytenis Kinduris leads a seasoned team and advisory board with backgrounds in real estate, finance, law, and IT, providing strong governance and risk oversight.

Letsinvest offers debt financing for real estate development and construction projects. Developers apply for funding on the platform, where Letsinvest’s team evaluates the prospects and assesses potential risks before publishing projects for investment.^[3] Each loan is backed by pledged real estate collateral, and investors receive project documentation to support their due diligence.^[4] Loan terms are typically short to medium in duration, ranging from about 6 to 24 months, and repayments are often structured as bullet loans, where principal and interest are repaid at maturity, though some projects pay interest periodically during the loan term.^[5]

Investors can participate by registering on the platform, verifying their identity, and manually selecting projects from the list of available opportunities and participation is open to both individuals and companies across the European Economic Area.^[6]

According to Letsinvest, investors can expect annual returns in the range of 7% to 10%, depending on the project.^[7] The platform highlights an average nominal interest rate of 10.23% across all campaigns since launch, based on data reported to P2PMarketData.^[8] Returns are usually paid at the end of the loan term, though some projects distribute interest quarterly or monthly.^[9] 

In a written interview with P2PMarketData in April 2022, CEO Vytenis Kinduris reported that the average return achieved by investors was 8.7%, with a default rate of 0% at that point.^[10] Letsinvest does not charge any fees to investors. All fees are borne by the project developers, including any costs associated with arranging the financing. The platform operates under a no-hidden-fees policy, meaning investors can participate without deductions from their principal or interest.^[11]

Letsinvest is led by Vytenis Kinduris, one of the founders and the current CEO. With over 25 years of experience in business development and real estate, he guides the company’s strategic direction and expansion across Europe. Supporting him is Rima Mažukėlytė, who heads the investor relations department. With a degree in economics and more than 15 years of client-facing experience, including seven years in corporate banking, she manages Letsinvest’s investor community and investment attraction. Mantas Butkus oversees the financial analytics department, focusing on project analysis, financing, and supervision. He is responsible for conducting due diligence, structuring financing solutions, and ensuring smooth transaction processes with controlled risk management.

In addition, Letsinvest benefits from the expertise of an Advisory Board. Sigitas Jautakis, a real estate professional with 18 years of experience, brings asset and property management expertise and currently serves as managing director at Baltic Sea Properties in Lithuania. Andrius Stonkus, founder of Lords LB Asset Management, has overseen real estate transactions exceeding €2 billion. Agnė Jonaitytė, a legal professional with nearly two decades of experience, specializes in financial services, fintech, and wealth management as a partner at Noewe Legal. Finally, Dainius Aksinavičius contributes knowledge from senior roles in the IT and banking sectors at firms such as Barclays, Danske Bank, and Devbridge, helping ensure Letsinvest remains a secure and efficient platform.^[12]

In P2PMarketData’s written interview with CEO Vytenis Kinduris in April 2022, he highlighted that Letsinvest had already managed to attract high-value retail investors, with the average portfolio size at that time around €37,000. He also underlined the company’s ambition to grow beyond Lithuania and establish itself as a pan-European platform. That same year, Letsinvest financed its largest project to date a €2.2 million apartment complex in Vilnius, developed by Groupinvest.^[13]

Since then, Letsinvest has pursued steady expansion. By 2025, the platform reported almost 90% loan volume growth year-on-year, alongside new cross-border projects in markets such as Portugal and Norway. In mid-2025, Letsinvest also announced a cooperation with Axiology, a partnership aimed at strengthening its infrastructure and enhancing investor confidence through external collaboration.^[14]

The operating company, 8 Stars UAB, has been active since 2014. According to Lithuanian company records, it reported €1.12 million in revenue and €251,000 net profit in 2024, with a registered share capital of €50,000.^[15]

1. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Profile”
2. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
3. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest work?"
4. Letsinvest FAQ: “What is co-investing?”
5. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
6. Letsinvest FAQ: “Who can invest through this platform?”
7. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest differ from other platforms?"
8. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
9. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
10. P2PMarketData: “Interview with Letsinvest CEO Vytenis Kinduris” (7 April 2022)
11. Letsinvest FAQ: "How much does Letsinvest service cost?"
12. Letsinvest: “About Us”
13. Letsinvest: “Investments”
14. Letsinvest Blog: “Letsinvest and Axiology join forces”
15. Rekvizitai: “8 Stars, UAB financials (2024)”

Letsinvest is a Lithuanian real-estate debt crowdfunding platform operated by 8 Stars UAB, launched in 2021 and licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider (ECSP) by the Bank of Lithuania (authorisation LB002206). It uses the ECSP passport to offer services across the EEA, with registrations in Spain (CNMV) and Estonia (FSA).^[1]

Since its launch in 2021, Letsinvest has attracted more than 4,000 registered investors and facilitated over €88.95 million across 120 campaigns. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €47 million, averaging €4 million per month.^[2] The minimum investment is €500 per campaign, and while projects are primarily based in Lithuania, Letsinvest has also financed selected cross-border deals, including in Portugal and Norway.

Investors can also explore all current and past Letsinvest deals directly on P2PMarketData, where the platform shares live deal data for full transparency.

• Licensed & expanding: Letsinvest, licensed under the ECSP by the Bank of Lithuania, has grown into a pan-European real-estate crowdfunding platform with projects not only in Lithuania but also in markets like Portugal and Norway.
• Strong growth track record: Since 2021, more than 4,000 investors have funded nearly €89 million across 120 campaigns, with €47 million raised in the past 12 months alone.
• Attractive interest rates & no investor fees: Deals have been offered with average nominal returns of 10.23% since launch and all platform costs are covered by developers.
• Experienced leadership: CEO Vytenis Kinduris leads a seasoned team and advisory board with backgrounds in real estate, finance, law, and IT, providing strong governance and risk oversight.

Letsinvest offers debt financing for real estate development and construction projects. Developers apply for funding on the platform, where Letsinvest’s team evaluates the prospects and assesses potential risks before publishing projects for investment.^[3] Each loan is backed by pledged real estate collateral, and investors receive project documentation to support their due diligence.^[4] Loan terms are typically short to medium in duration, ranging from about 6 to 24 months, and repayments are often structured as bullet loans, where principal and interest are repaid at maturity, though some projects pay interest periodically during the loan term.^[5]

Investors can participate by registering on the platform, verifying their identity, and manually selecting projects from the list of available opportunities and participation is open to both individuals and companies across the European Economic Area.^[6]

According to Letsinvest, investors can expect annual returns in the range of 7% to 10%, depending on the project.^[7] The platform highlights an average nominal interest rate of 10.23% across all campaigns since launch, based on data reported to P2PMarketData.^[8] Returns are usually paid at the end of the loan term, though some projects distribute interest quarterly or monthly.^[9] 

In a written interview with P2PMarketData in April 2022, CEO Vytenis Kinduris reported that the average return achieved by investors was 8.7%, with a default rate of 0% at that point.^[10] Letsinvest does not charge any fees to investors. All fees are borne by the project developers, including any costs associated with arranging the financing. The platform operates under a no-hidden-fees policy, meaning investors can participate without deductions from their principal or interest.^[11]

Letsinvest is led by Vytenis Kinduris, one of the founders and the current CEO. With over 25 years of experience in business development and real estate, he guides the company’s strategic direction and expansion across Europe. Supporting him is Rima Mažukėlytė, who heads the investor relations department. With a degree in economics and more than 15 years of client-facing experience, including seven years in corporate banking, she manages Letsinvest’s investor community and investment attraction. Mantas Butkus oversees the financial analytics department, focusing on project analysis, financing, and supervision. He is responsible for conducting due diligence, structuring financing solutions, and ensuring smooth transaction processes with controlled risk management.

In addition, Letsinvest benefits from the expertise of an Advisory Board. Sigitas Jautakis, a real estate professional with 18 years of experience, brings asset and property management expertise and currently serves as managing director at Baltic Sea Properties in Lithuania. Andrius Stonkus, founder of Lords LB Asset Management, has overseen real estate transactions exceeding €2 billion. Agnė Jonaitytė, a legal professional with nearly two decades of experience, specializes in financial services, fintech, and wealth management as a partner at Noewe Legal. Finally, Dainius Aksinavičius contributes knowledge from senior roles in the IT and banking sectors at firms such as Barclays, Danske Bank, and Devbridge, helping ensure Letsinvest remains a secure and efficient platform.^[12]

In P2PMarketData’s written interview with CEO Vytenis Kinduris in April 2022, he highlighted that Letsinvest had already managed to attract high-value retail investors, with the average portfolio size at that time around €37,000. He also underlined the company’s ambition to grow beyond Lithuania and establish itself as a pan-European platform. That same year, Letsinvest financed its largest project to date a €2.2 million apartment complex in Vilnius, developed by Groupinvest.^[13]

Since then, Letsinvest has pursued steady expansion. By 2025, the platform reported almost 90% loan volume growth year-on-year, alongside new cross-border projects in markets such as Portugal and Norway. In mid-2025, Letsinvest also announced a cooperation with Axiology, a partnership aimed at strengthening its infrastructure and enhancing investor confidence through external collaboration.^[14]

The operating company, 8 Stars UAB, has been active since 2014. According to Lithuanian company records, it reported €1.12 million in revenue and €251,000 net profit in 2024, with a registered share capital of €50,000.^[15]

1. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Profile”
2. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
3. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest work?"
4. Letsinvest FAQ: “What is co-investing?”
5. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
6. Letsinvest FAQ: “Who can invest through this platform?”
7. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest differ from other platforms?"
8. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
9. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
10. P2PMarketData: “Interview with Letsinvest CEO Vytenis Kinduris” (7 April 2022)
11. Letsinvest FAQ: "How much does Letsinvest service cost?"
12. Letsinvest: “About Us”
13. Letsinvest: “Investments”
14. Letsinvest Blog: “Letsinvest and Axiology join forces”
15. Rekvizitai: “8 Stars, UAB financials (2024)”

Letsinvest is a Lithuanian real-estate debt crowdfunding platform operated by 8 Stars UAB, launched in 2021 and licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider (ECSP) by the Bank of Lithuania (authorisation LB002206). It uses the ECSP passport to offer services across the EEA, with registrations in Spain (CNMV) and Estonia (FSA).^[1]

Since its launch in 2021, Letsinvest has attracted more than 4,000 registered investors and facilitated over €88.95 million across 120 campaigns. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €47 million, averaging €4 million per month.^[2] The minimum investment is €500 per campaign, and while projects are primarily based in Lithuania, Letsinvest has also financed selected cross-border deals, including in Portugal and Norway.

Investors can also explore all current and past Letsinvest deals directly on P2PMarketData, where the platform shares live deal data for full transparency.

• Licensed & expanding: Letsinvest, licensed under the ECSP by the Bank of Lithuania, has grown into a pan-European real-estate crowdfunding platform with projects not only in Lithuania but also in markets like Portugal and Norway.
• Strong growth track record: Since 2021, more than 4,000 investors have funded nearly €89 million across 120 campaigns, with €47 million raised in the past 12 months alone.
• Attractive interest rates & no investor fees: Deals have been offered with average nominal returns of 10.23% since launch and all platform costs are covered by developers.
• Experienced leadership: CEO Vytenis Kinduris leads a seasoned team and advisory board with backgrounds in real estate, finance, law, and IT, providing strong governance and risk oversight.

Letsinvest offers debt financing for real estate development and construction projects. Developers apply for funding on the platform, where Letsinvest’s team evaluates the prospects and assesses potential risks before publishing projects for investment.^[3] Each loan is backed by pledged real estate collateral, and investors receive project documentation to support their due diligence.^[4] Loan terms are typically short to medium in duration, ranging from about 6 to 24 months, and repayments are often structured as bullet loans, where principal and interest are repaid at maturity, though some projects pay interest periodically during the loan term.^[5]

Investors can participate by registering on the platform, verifying their identity, and manually selecting projects from the list of available opportunities and participation is open to both individuals and companies across the European Economic Area.^[6]

According to Letsinvest, investors can expect annual returns in the range of 7% to 10%, depending on the project.^[7] The platform highlights an average nominal interest rate of 10.23% across all campaigns since launch, based on data reported to P2PMarketData.^[8] Returns are usually paid at the end of the loan term, though some projects distribute interest quarterly or monthly.^[9] 

In a written interview with P2PMarketData in April 2022, CEO Vytenis Kinduris reported that the average return achieved by investors was 8.7%, with a default rate of 0% at that point.^[10] Letsinvest does not charge any fees to investors. All fees are borne by the project developers, including any costs associated with arranging the financing. The platform operates under a no-hidden-fees policy, meaning investors can participate without deductions from their principal or interest.^[11]

Letsinvest is led by Vytenis Kinduris, one of the founders and the current CEO. With over 25 years of experience in business development and real estate, he guides the company’s strategic direction and expansion across Europe. Supporting him is Rima Mažukėlytė, who heads the investor relations department. With a degree in economics and more than 15 years of client-facing experience, including seven years in corporate banking, she manages Letsinvest’s investor community and investment attraction. Mantas Butkus oversees the financial analytics department, focusing on project analysis, financing, and supervision. He is responsible for conducting due diligence, structuring financing solutions, and ensuring smooth transaction processes with controlled risk management.

In addition, Letsinvest benefits from the expertise of an Advisory Board. Sigitas Jautakis, a real estate professional with 18 years of experience, brings asset and property management expertise and currently serves as managing director at Baltic Sea Properties in Lithuania. Andrius Stonkus, founder of Lords LB Asset Management, has overseen real estate transactions exceeding €2 billion. Agnė Jonaitytė, a legal professional with nearly two decades of experience, specializes in financial services, fintech, and wealth management as a partner at Noewe Legal. Finally, Dainius Aksinavičius contributes knowledge from senior roles in the IT and banking sectors at firms such as Barclays, Danske Bank, and Devbridge, helping ensure Letsinvest remains a secure and efficient platform.^[12]

In P2PMarketData’s written interview with CEO Vytenis Kinduris in April 2022, he highlighted that Letsinvest had already managed to attract high-value retail investors, with the average portfolio size at that time around €37,000. He also underlined the company’s ambition to grow beyond Lithuania and establish itself as a pan-European platform. That same year, Letsinvest financed its largest project to date a €2.2 million apartment complex in Vilnius, developed by Groupinvest.^[13]

Since then, Letsinvest has pursued steady expansion. By 2025, the platform reported almost 90% loan volume growth year-on-year, alongside new cross-border projects in markets such as Portugal and Norway. In mid-2025, Letsinvest also announced a cooperation with Axiology, a partnership aimed at strengthening its infrastructure and enhancing investor confidence through external collaboration.^[14]

The operating company, 8 Stars UAB, has been active since 2014. According to Lithuanian company records, it reported €1.12 million in revenue and €251,000 net profit in 2024, with a registered share capital of €50,000.^[15]

1. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Profile”
2. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
3. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest work?"
4. Letsinvest FAQ: “What is co-investing?”
5. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
6. Letsinvest FAQ: “Who can invest through this platform?”
7. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest differ from other platforms?"
8. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
9. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
10. P2PMarketData: “Interview with Letsinvest CEO Vytenis Kinduris” (7 April 2022)
11. Letsinvest FAQ: "How much does Letsinvest service cost?"
12. Letsinvest: “About Us”
13. Letsinvest: “Investments”
14. Letsinvest Blog: “Letsinvest and Axiology join forces”
15. Rekvizitai: “8 Stars, UAB financials (2024)”

Letsinvest is a Lithuanian real-estate debt crowdfunding platform operated by 8 Stars UAB, launched in 2021 and licensed as a European Crowdfunding Service Provider (ECSP) by the Bank of Lithuania (authorisation LB002206). It uses the ECSP passport to offer services across the EEA, with registrations in Spain (CNMV) and Estonia (FSA).^[1]

Since its launch in 2021, Letsinvest has attracted more than 4,000 registered investors and facilitated over €88.95 million across 120 campaigns. In the past 12 months, the platform has funded €47 million, averaging €4 million per month.^[2] The minimum investment is €500 per campaign, and while projects are primarily based in Lithuania, Letsinvest has also financed selected cross-border deals, including in Portugal and Norway.

Investors can also explore all current and past Letsinvest deals directly on P2PMarketData, where the platform shares live deal data for full transparency.

• Licensed & expanding: Letsinvest, licensed under the ECSP by the Bank of Lithuania, has grown into a pan-European real-estate crowdfunding platform with projects not only in Lithuania but also in markets like Portugal and Norway.
• Strong growth track record: Since 2021, more than 4,000 investors have funded nearly €89 million across 120 campaigns, with €47 million raised in the past 12 months alone.
• Attractive interest rates & no investor fees: Deals have been offered with average nominal returns of 10.23% since launch and all platform costs are covered by developers.
• Experienced leadership: CEO Vytenis Kinduris leads a seasoned team and advisory board with backgrounds in real estate, finance, law, and IT, providing strong governance and risk oversight.

Letsinvest offers debt financing for real estate development and construction projects. Developers apply for funding on the platform, where Letsinvest’s team evaluates the prospects and assesses potential risks before publishing projects for investment.^[3] Each loan is backed by pledged real estate collateral, and investors receive project documentation to support their due diligence.^[4] Loan terms are typically short to medium in duration, ranging from about 6 to 24 months, and repayments are often structured as bullet loans, where principal and interest are repaid at maturity, though some projects pay interest periodically during the loan term.^[5]

Investors can participate by registering on the platform, verifying their identity, and manually selecting projects from the list of available opportunities and participation is open to both individuals and companies across the European Economic Area.^[6]

According to Letsinvest, investors can expect annual returns in the range of 7% to 10%, depending on the project.^[7] The platform highlights an average nominal interest rate of 10.23% across all campaigns since launch, based on data reported to P2PMarketData.^[8] Returns are usually paid at the end of the loan term, though some projects distribute interest quarterly or monthly.^[9] 

In a written interview with P2PMarketData in April 2022, CEO Vytenis Kinduris reported that the average return achieved by investors was 8.7%, with a default rate of 0% at that point.^[10] Letsinvest does not charge any fees to investors. All fees are borne by the project developers, including any costs associated with arranging the financing. The platform operates under a no-hidden-fees policy, meaning investors can participate without deductions from their principal or interest.^[11]

Letsinvest is led by Vytenis Kinduris, one of the founders and the current CEO. With over 25 years of experience in business development and real estate, he guides the company’s strategic direction and expansion across Europe. Supporting him is Rima Mažukėlytė, who heads the investor relations department. With a degree in economics and more than 15 years of client-facing experience, including seven years in corporate banking, she manages Letsinvest’s investor community and investment attraction. Mantas Butkus oversees the financial analytics department, focusing on project analysis, financing, and supervision. He is responsible for conducting due diligence, structuring financing solutions, and ensuring smooth transaction processes with controlled risk management.

In addition, Letsinvest benefits from the expertise of an Advisory Board. Sigitas Jautakis, a real estate professional with 18 years of experience, brings asset and property management expertise and currently serves as managing director at Baltic Sea Properties in Lithuania. Andrius Stonkus, founder of Lords LB Asset Management, has overseen real estate transactions exceeding €2 billion. Agnė Jonaitytė, a legal professional with nearly two decades of experience, specializes in financial services, fintech, and wealth management as a partner at Noewe Legal. Finally, Dainius Aksinavičius contributes knowledge from senior roles in the IT and banking sectors at firms such as Barclays, Danske Bank, and Devbridge, helping ensure Letsinvest remains a secure and efficient platform.^[12]

In P2PMarketData’s written interview with CEO Vytenis Kinduris in April 2022, he highlighted that Letsinvest had already managed to attract high-value retail investors, with the average portfolio size at that time around €37,000. He also underlined the company’s ambition to grow beyond Lithuania and establish itself as a pan-European platform. That same year, Letsinvest financed its largest project to date a €2.2 million apartment complex in Vilnius, developed by Groupinvest.^[13]

Since then, Letsinvest has pursued steady expansion. By 2025, the platform reported almost 90% loan volume growth year-on-year, alongside new cross-border projects in markets such as Portugal and Norway. In mid-2025, Letsinvest also announced a cooperation with Axiology, a partnership aimed at strengthening its infrastructure and enhancing investor confidence through external collaboration.^[14]

The operating company, 8 Stars UAB, has been active since 2014. According to Lithuanian company records, it reported €1.12 million in revenue and €251,000 net profit in 2024, with a registered share capital of €50,000.^[15]

1. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Profile”
2. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
3. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest work?"
4. Letsinvest FAQ: “What is co-investing?”
5. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
6. Letsinvest FAQ: “Who can invest through this platform?”
7. Letsinvest FAQ: "How does Letsinvest differ from other platforms?"
8. P2PMarketData: “Letsinvest Statistics”
9. Letsinvest FAQ: “How to set up an account and start investing?”
10. P2PMarketData: “Interview with Letsinvest CEO Vytenis Kinduris” (7 April 2022)
11. Letsinvest FAQ: "How much does Letsinvest service cost?"
12. Letsinvest: “About Us”
13. Letsinvest: “Investments”
14. Letsinvest Blog: “Letsinvest and Axiology join forces”
15. Rekvizitai: “8 Stars, UAB financials (2024)”