Investor Education Hub

Learn the fundamentals of property investment and grow your knowledge

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Learning Paths

Beginner
START HERE
  • What is real estate crowdfunding?
  • How investment returns work
  • Setting up your first account
  • Understanding property listings
  • Making your first investment
Intermediate
GROW YOUR SKILLS
  • Portfolio diversification strategies
  • Risk assessment fundamentals
  • Market analysis techniques
  • Comparing property types
  • Optimising your returns
Advanced
MASTER LEVEL
  • Tax optimisation for investors
  • International property markets
  • Alternative investment strategies
  • Leverage and compound growth
  • Building a passive income engine

Key Concepts Explained

Master these fundamentals to make smarter investment decisions

What is ROI?

Return on Investment (ROI) measures the profit or loss generated relative to the amount invested. On our platform, each property displays its annual ROI percentage. For example, a 15% annual ROI on a $10,000 investment would generate $1,500 in returns over a year.

Share Ownership

Your ownership share is proportional to your investment. If a property has a $500,000 funding target and you invest $5,000, you own 1% of the investment pool. Your returns are calculated based on this share percentage, applied to the property's total generated returns.

Daily vs Monthly Returns

Daily returns provide small, frequent payouts credited to your wallet each day — ideal for cash flow. Monthly returns aggregate into larger distributions once per month. Fixed returns deliver a lump sum at investment maturity, often with the highest total yield.

KYC & Compliance

Know Your Customer (KYC) verification is a regulatory requirement that protects you and other investors from fraud. It involves submitting a photo ID and proof of address. This one-time process unlocks full platform access including investing and withdrawals.

Risk vs Reward

Higher potential returns generally come with higher risk. Properties in emerging markets may offer higher ROI but carry greater uncertainty than established markets. Diversifying across multiple properties and regions helps balance your risk-reward profile.

Compound Growth

Reinvesting your returns into new properties creates a compounding effect where your earnings generate additional earnings. Over time, this can significantly accelerate portfolio growth compared to withdrawing returns as they are earned.

Real Estate Glossary

Essential terms every investor should know

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