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What happens after the expected holding period?
What happens after the expected holding period?
Updated over 3 months ago

At the end of the investment term, we aim to maximize returns by evaluating market conditions and making the best decision for our investors.

For each rental property, we establish an "Expected Holding Period," which represents the anticipated duration we plan to hold the asset in our portfolio. While we aim to follow this timeframe, our primary focus is on delivering optimal returns for our investors. If market conditions present a favorable opportunity, we may exit the property earlier than expected to maximize returns.

It's important to keep in mind that the holding period can be influenced by various market factors, which may affect the timing of the exit. Once the property is successfully sold, investors will receive a detailed final return report. This report outlines the performance of the investment, and following that, each investor will be paid their initial investment plus any additional capital appreciation earned during the holding period.

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