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20 articlesWhat Is Fractional Real Estate?
Fractional real estate lets many investors co-own a single property, each holding a pro-rata share of the rental income and any eventual sale proceeds.
ReadHow SPVs Work in Fractional Real Estate
A Special Purpose Vehicle is the legal ring-fence that isolates one property's finances from everything else — including the platform itself.
ReadUnderstanding Ownership Units and Shares
Shares are the smallest indivisible unit of ownership in a property SPV. Your share count determines your slice of income and capital.
ReadInvestment Terminology: A Glossary of Key Terms
A plain-English glossary of the 20+ terms every fractional real-estate investor should know — from NAV to IRR, SPV to capital gain.
ReadRental Yield Explained
Rental yield is the annual rent a property produces expressed as a percentage of its value — the income return on a real-estate investment.
ReadCapital Appreciation: The Growth Side of Return
Capital appreciation is the increase in a property's value over time — the second component of total return alongside rental income.
ReadNet vs Gross Yield: Why the Difference Matters
Gross yield is the marketing number. Net yield is the number that determines what actually lands in your wallet.
ReadIRR and Cash-on-Cash Return: Two Ways to Measure Performance
Cash-on-cash tells you the income you receive each year relative to what you put in. IRR accounts for the time value of money across the whole hold.
ReadDiversification: Don't Put It All in One Building
Diversification spreads risk across properties, markets, and strategies so that no single outcome determines your portfolio's fate.
ReadIncome vs Growth: Choosing Your Real-Estate Strategy
Income strategies prioritise regular cash distributions. Growth strategies reinvest for capital appreciation. Most portfolios blend both.
ReadInvestment Horizons: Matching Strategy to Time
Your investment horizon — how long you can leave capital committed — should shape which properties and strategies you choose.
ReadHow Property Valuations Work
Independent valuers assess a property's worth using established methodologies. Valuations set the share price at funding and track value through the hold.
ReadDistribution Cycles: How and When Rent Reaches You
Distributions are the periodic payments of net rental income to investors. The cycle — monthly, quarterly, or annual — sets your cash-flow rhythm.
ReadFees Explained: What You Pay to Invest
Fees reduce your net return. Understanding the full fee structure — at funding, during the hold, and at exit — is essential before you invest.
ReadExit Windows & Liquidity
Exit windows are the planned moments when a fractional property is sold and capital is returned. Understanding how they work — holding periods, pricing, settlement, and jurisdictional restrictions — is essential before you commit capital.
ReadUnderstanding Investment Risk in Real Estate
Risk is the chance that outcomes differ from expectations. In real estate, it comes from tenants, markets, leverage, and liquidity — and it can be managed, not eliminated.
ReadLiquidity Restrictions: Why Your Capital Is Committed
Fractional real estate is illiquid by design. Your capital is committed for the hold period, and early exit is not guaranteed.
ReadProjected vs Actual Returns
Projections are estimates built on assumptions. Actual returns will differ — sometimes better, sometimes worse. Learn to read the gap.
ReadTax Concepts: A High-Level Overview
Real-estate income and gains are generally taxable. This overview introduces the concepts — but it is not advice. Always consult a qualified tax professional.
ReadRisk Profiling: Matching Investments to Your Capacity for Risk
A risk profile is an assessment of how much risk you can afford to take and how much you are comfortable taking. It is the foundation of every suitable investment decision.
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