Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

SPV & Investment Structure

An SPV is a separate legal company created solely to hold one property and manage all income and expenses related to that property.

Using one SPV per property keeps ownership clean and ring-fenced, so that income, costs, and legal rights for that asset are completely separate from other properties and from the platform itself.

 Investor owns the property, but the legal title is held by the SPV. Investors own units or shares in the SPV, which give them economic rights to rental income and capital gains from that property.

You don’t appear on the land registry, but you hold an interest in the SPV that fully reflects your share of income and profits from the underlying property.

Our model is based on “one property = one SPV” to keep transparency simple and protect each asset in its own legal box.

Property Selection & Due Diligence

We focus on prime residential and commercial locations with strong rental demand and realistic capital appreciation potential.

Each property is checked for title, developer track record, occupancy potential, service charges, and market pricing before it is approved.

Yes. Properties are registered with the relevant land department and comply with local regulations such as RERA where applicable.

We use third-party valuers and market data to ensure that acquisition prices reflect fair market value.

Investing & Onboarding

You can start from AED 100 (or the published minimum on the property page), and add more in multiples of that amount.

Eligible residents and non-residents who pass our KYC / AML checks and agree to the platform terms can invest.

You’ll typically need a valid ID or passport, basic contact details, and any additional documents required for regulatory checks.

In most cases, digital onboarding can be completed in a few minutes once documents are uploaded and verified.

Yes. You can spread your investment across multiple SPVs to diversify by location, property type, and strategy.

Returns, Payouts & Exit

You earn a share of the net rental income during the holding period and a share of any capital gain when the property is sold.

Most SPVs have an expected holding period of 5–7 years, based on typical real estate cycles and projected capital appreciation.

You can exit via the planned sale of the property by the SPV, or earlier through a share/units transfer facility if available.

No. Returns depend on market performance, occupancy levels, and other factors. Capital is at risk and values can go down as well as up.