Frequently Asked Questions

You are buying shares in a limited company (an SPV) that owns a specific property outright. Each share costs £1, and the number of shares you hold represents your percentage of that company.

You are not taking out a loan, lending money, or buying a slice of the bricks directly — you become a shareholder in the company that owns the property.

• Real assets, not paper promises. Every share is backed by a property the company already owns outright.
• Small entry point. You don't need hundreds of thousands to own part of a quality property — you can start from as little as £200.
• Monthly rental income. Tenants pay rent, and your share of that rent is distributed to you.
• Potential growth. If the property value rises over the term, the value of your shares can rise with it.
• No interest involved. Properties are bought with cash — no mortgages, no loans, no interest anywhere in the structure.
• Full transparency. You see the property, the purchase price, the rent, the ownership split and your certificate.

Capital is at risk. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise.