I want to diversify my portfolio, it's mostly equity (90%) and sgb + bullion heavy.
I am not interested in buying a flat and no pressure from family as well.
Am considering good plot but in silicon valley it's hard to find and a khata b khata z khata is screwing me...plus nearby metro it's in 8 digit for 1400sq ft.
Recently I came to know about yours and brikitt start-up which help us buy costly flats at fractional Ownership and that too with IRR of 15%+ (yield 10%, appreciation 5%)
Should I consider this or just go with Reits like embassy etc?
REITs are diversified and regulated. Fractional ownership isn't.
Stick to REITs
Strataprop is a good option on the fractional ownership side.
You may be able to defer taxes on fraction ownership to the time of cash-out. With REITs you'll get taxed at the marginal rate.
Buy atleast a flat for living....
Similar underlying asset, just one is regulated other isn’t. Define your risk profile and you get the answer.
Going to invest in a flat through fractional ownership route. (IRR -18%-25%)
Sebi also approved the regulation for it after reits.
Any last minute ip or suggestions?
PS - I don't want to buy a flat in metro and live in any metro for n...
Need POV on fractional investing https://www.propertyshare.in/commercial-properties.
