Own a share of a real home. Earn when it’s bought from you.
You fund part of a family’s home. When the family, or another investor, buys part of your share at the appraised value, you share in any increase in the home’s value.
How it works for you
- Choose a home. See the price, the buyer’s mortgage and down payment, and how much funding is needed.
- Commit funds. You buy a percentage of the home. Open to local and international investors.
- The family moves in. They pay the costs of the home. You pay no maintenance and collect no rent.
- Your share gets bought. The family or another investor can buy a block of your share at the appraised value. You can also list shares for sale yourself.
- You are paid when a block sells. The price is your percentage multiplied by the appraised value.
A worked example
A family finds a $500,000 home. Their mortgage and down payment cover 52%. You and one other investor put in $120,000 each and own 24% each.
- Appraised at $600,000, family buys your whole share: 24% × $600,000 = $144,000, which is $24,000 more than you put in.
- Appraised at $450,000, family buys your whole share: 24% × $450,000 = $108,000, which is $12,000 less than you put in.
These are illustrations, not forecasts. Your outcome depends on the home’s value when your share is sold.
What could my share be worth?
Move the slider. Values can fall as well as rise.
An example, not a projection or a guarantee. Assumes the whole share is sold at the new appraised value.
Why it may appeal
A real asset
You own a percentage of a specific home.
Aligned incentives
The family wants to buy your share, and you earn from the home’s appreciation.
No landlord work
The family handles the mortgage, tax, insurance and repairs.
Exit routes
The buyer can buy blocks at any time, and you can sell to other investors.
Impact
Your money helps a family become homeowners.
Open to all
Local and international investors can take part.
Still to be confirmed before launch: minimum investment, fees, appraisal rules, and investor rights if a buyer defaults.
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Joining is an expression of interest, not an application or an offer to invest.