Investment
and securities

Investing with REALTY BUNDLES is almost as simple as making any other online purchase (we assume you know how that works!).

The process goes like this: register, provide a few simple identification documents, find the right property bundle for you, make your investment and voila! You’re the proud co-owner of a bundle.

We’ve got your back. Similar to owning shares in private companies, investors will register with the Registrar of Partnerships. These form your securities and the terms attached to them appear in the Limited Partnership Agreement (LPA).

Yes. All investments, including investments made using our platform, carry risks.

We believe that we have found a way to dramatically reduce these risks but we have not eliminated them.

We aim to be as transparent as possible because we value your trust, your time and most of all, your money.

Needless to say, you should NEVER invest without consulting an independent professional advisor first.

You can read more about the different risks of investing here.

Easily. There are three main ways to sell your investment in a bundle:

1. Capital reserves kept in liquid assets: Each bundle will hold up to 20% of its investment money in liquid assets, offering investors a quick and easy exit.

2. New investments: New investors' money entering the bundle will first be used to allow investors seeking to exit the bundle to do so.

3. Sale of properties at market value: Occasionally (usually once a year), the bundle managers will establish exit points and, if necessary, will sell properties to allow investors seeking to exit to do so.

Remember: Investments are never risk-free and selling your rights might take a long time.

1. Expense Reimbursement: Most of the company's expenses are incurred for the bundles, and we are entitled to a reimbursement for those expenses.

2. Fundraising Fees: Our real estate partners, to whom we raise capital, pay the company a recruitment fee as a percentage of the investment volume with them.

3. Customer Fees: Our investors pay fixed management fees based on their investment amount, as well as success fees.