Glossary

Example

A property is acquired for USD 1,000,000, with purchase costs of USD 100,000, making the total investment USD 1,100,000. If the property is sold several years later for USD 1,500,000, net of selling costs, the capital appreciation is USD 400,000, or 36.4%:

USD 400,000 ÷ USD 1,100,000 = 36.4%

Example

Our properties typically generate a total ROI of approximately 50% over five years, which equates to an average annual return of approximately 10%.

Example

If 10 investors co-own a property, the dividend is the amount paid to each investor. It is calculated by dividing the property’s total net rental income among the 10 investors.

Example

If a property is purchased for USD 1,000,000 and generates annual rent of USD 100,000, its gross yield is 10%:

USD 100,000 ÷ USD 1,000,000 = 10%

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If a fund is purchasing a property for USD 1,000,000 and the transaction costs are USD 50,000, the funding target is USD 1,050,000.

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Stake does not provide discretionary portfolio management. This means Stake will not manage your investments or make investment decisions on your behalf. You retain full control over your investment decisions.

Example

If a property is purchased for USD 1,000,000, generates annual rent of USD 100,000, and has annual expenses of USD 25,000, its net income is USD 75,000 and its net yield is 7.5%:

USD 75,000 ÷ USD 1,000,000 = 7.5%

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If a property is purchased for USD A and sold after five years for USD B, the ROI is calculated as:

[B − A + rental income received during the five-year period] ÷ A

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At Stake, each property is purchased through an individual SPV. This structure streamlines the investment process by allowing shares in the property-owning SPV to be issued to investors.