Frontiers · Residential Properties · Ownership
ILLUSTRATIVE · USD · PRE-TAX
Connect the fractional economic interest to property title, vehicle governance and debt recourse.
Investor ownership
100%
Initial investor equity
$157,275
IRR with admin
4.2%
IRR without admin
4.2%
Administration reduces year-1 investor operating cash flow by $0. It escalates with fixed expenses.
The investor funds the same share of cash shortfalls. Ownership percentage scales cash amounts; with identical rights and no investor-specific fees, it does not change IRR. Uses the case from the Rental lab.
A token can represent an entity share, a beneficial interest, a revenue claim or debt. Specify the instrument before presenting investor returns.
This model assumes simple equity only. It contains no preference, waterfall, performance fee, tax, secondary-market discount or redemption promise.
Transferability depends on applicable rules, offering terms and actual buyers. An on-chain record alone does not establish direct title to the property.
| Structure | Economic claim to verify | Control / downside questions |
|---|---|---|
| Direct ownership | Registered ownership and net property income | Who holds title, signs leases, borrows and can sell? |
| Property-owning entity equity | Residual distributions and disposal proceeds | Voting, dilution, manager removal, cash calls and insolvency ranking |
| Beneficial / contractual interest | Rights defined by trust or contract | Enforcement, asset segregation, trustee or counterparty failure |
| Secured or unsecured debt | Contractual interest and principal | Security perfection, priority, covenants and default remedies |
| Tokenised representation | The specific underlying instrument above | Register reconciliation, transfer restrictions, wallet recovery and settlement |
GovernanceSale authority, budgets, related-party dealings, amendments and emergency funding.
EconomicsAll fee layers, distribution reserves, valuation policy, investor taxation and loss allocation.
OperationsManager reporting, custody, register controls, insurance, service providers and continuity.
Next: move from an assumption to a documented case.
Due diligence →