Investment Glossary

An individual who meets specific income or net worth thresholds, qualifying for certain investment opportunities.

An automated feature that allocates funds into properties monthly based on a chosen investment theme.

A short-term loan used to finance the acquisition or renovation of a property before permanent financing is obtained.

Capitalization rate — the ratio of NOI to property value, used to estimate return on investment.

The increase in a property's market value over time.

A percentage of your investment amount credited to your rewards wallet as a tier benefit.

A portion of a property's rental income distributed to shareholders, typically paid monthly.

The comprehensive research and analysis performed before making an investment decision.

A bi-annual trading period during which investors can list their property shares for sale within the community.

A method of property ownership where multiple investors share ownership of a single asset, each holding a proportional share.

A long-term residency visa obtained through qualifying real estate investments.

Identity verification process required by regulations before you can invest on the platform.

The ratio of a loan amount to the appraised value of the property, used in debt investments.

The ease with which an investment can be converted into cash without significant loss of value.

Total property revenue minus operating expenses, excluding mortgage payments and taxes.

The percentage of a property's rentable space that is currently leased to tenants.

A property purchased before or during construction, typically at a lower price with payment plan options.

Spreading investments across multiple properties and asset types to reduce risk.

Real Estate Investment Trust — a company that owns income-producing real estate and distributes most of its income to shareholders.

A feature that automatically reinvests your monthly rental dividends into the highest-yield available property.

The annual rental income of a property expressed as a percentage of its purchase price.

A marketplace where existing investors can buy and sell their property shares to other investors.

The price of one fractional share in a property, calculated as total property value divided by total shares.

Investments structured in accordance with Islamic finance principles, avoiding interest-based returns.