In real estate, fractional ownership refers to an investment strategy in which several individuals pool their funds to purchase a real estate asset, allowing each investor to receive a portion of the assets income and any increases in the property value.

Yes. On their own dashboards, investors can access all asset-related papers, such as the Lease, Rental, Tenancy Agreement, Deed, or Leave & License Agreement.

A clear title, growth potential, property worth, legal and regulatory compliance, risk factors, and other elements are all part of our selection process. Before making any decisions, investors are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence because every investment decision is subject to certain inherent risk considerations.

Investors benefit from capital growth, consistent returns, or both, as stated at the time of investment. The investing process also determines the frequency of return payments, such as monthly or quarterly.

Dharamai provides a variety of real estate assets, including commercial and residential properties. Through Dharamai, all possible investors can now easily access assets that were previously solely available to institutional owners.

You can track your investment, check for updates on a regular basis, view transactional information, property documents, and more with our private investor portal. Investors can get in touch with the designated asset manager for any further questions, depending on the product offering they have selected.

Returns range from 12% annually on average, though they might vary from product to product. To minimize any difficulty, the anticipated yield and IRR will only be revealed before investment.

A number of metrics are examined by our experts, including yield, location, asset quality, scope of capital appreciation, micro and macro market indicators, earning potential, and legitimacy of title. Our team is vast experience is what we use to get the finest bargains.

A commercial real estate asset will typically take three to five years to increase in value. Although we have liquidity options that allow you to exit early, doing so may have a negative impact on your overall return on investment. Investors have the option to sell their shares through Dharamai is Resale Market following an initial six-month lock-in period.

A financing option known as equipment leasing enables companies to rent equipment for a predetermined amount of time in return for consistent payments. The equipment is either returned to the lessor at the conclusion of the lease term or may be bought for a certain price.

One can lease almost any kind of equipment, such as cars, machines, office supplies, medical supplies, technology, and more.

Businesses can gain from equipment leasing in a number of ways, including cash flow preservation, flexible payment plans, tax advantages, and access to the newest equipment without having to pay a hefty upfront price.

The duration of an equipment lease can vary, although it usually lasts between one and five years.

The equipment is usually returned to the lessor at the conclusion of the lease term, or it may be purchased for a certain price.

Yes, maintenance and repair services are often included in equipment leases.

The lessee can buy the equipment at the conclusion of the lease period using a capital lease, which is structured similarly to a loan. At the end of the lease term, there is no opportunity to buy the equipment; an operating lease functions more like a rental agreement.