FAQ

Yes.

You are selling your property to a pool of vetted investors through a JV model. You receive the agreed sale price (minus any equity retained), and the ownership legally transfers to the joint venture company formed for the deal.

Unlike a traditional sale, you pay a flat listing fee instead of a percentage commission. Plus, you retain a 1–2% equity stake, which allows you to benefit from ongoing rental income and capital appreciation over time..

Our investor network consists of everyday people who pool their funds to access fractional ownership. All investors are pre-qualified, verified, and onboarded through a due diligence process.

Once your property is approved, we market it to our investor base. When the share offer is filled, the joint venture company is formed, and the property settles to that company. You receive your proceeds and retain your small equity stake via shares in the JV.

Yes. You’ll receive the full agreed value (minus the retained equity share) at settlement, typically within 28 days.

No. You are not a landlord or manager. Your retained equity entitles you to passive returns, and the property is fully managed through Ownly Property.

We aim to complete the investor raise and settle within 28 days, depending on due diligence and documentation. Properties that are well-presented, fairly priced, and investment-ready move fastest.

We only move to settlement once the offer is fully subscribed. If there is a delay, we’ll keep you updated and offer the option to withdraw the listing at any time before contracts are signed.

Yes. We recommend you seek independent legal advice before signing the sale agreement. We also provide templated documents and a recommended conveyancer familiar with our process.

We focus on well-located, standalone homes that appeal to long-term tenants. Suburban family homes, well-maintained rentals, and properties with strong rental demand are ideal.

When the property is eventually sold (typically after 10 years), you will receive your share of any capital gains, proportional to your retained equity percentage.