Earn rental income today with investments from €500
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Investing with InRento, is similar to owning a rental property, however with us you don't have to worry about day-to-day property management and in the periods of vacancy the borrower is required to distribute fixed-interest payments.
Our approach to risk
With €50,000 investment portfolio on InRento, you can invest in 100 Rental Properties. With minimum investment of €500, InRento allows diversifying easily without spending all the investment amount on a single property
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Historically, real estate has been an illiquid asset class, but with InRento's secondary market, you can buy and sell rental properties investments in a matter of minutes.
Secondary MarketOnce the property is rented out, it generates income to the borrower. If property is not rented, the borrower pays fixed-interest.
Investment is being secured with a mortgage at the notary.
The borrower and the investors share the rental income defined by the loan terms.
The investors issue a loan to a borrower with a mortgage security.
On a monthly basis, the investment distributes the rental profit to the investors.
The investors issue a loan to a borrower with a mortgage security.
Investment is being secured with a mortgage at the notary.
Once the property is rented out, it generates income to the borrower. If property is not rented, the borrower pays fixed-interest.
The borrower and the investors share the rental income defined by the loan terms.
On a monthly basis, the investment distributes the rental profit to the investors.
Benefit from decades of combined experience in property management and investments. We assess the risk, visit the properties and streamline the process, you receive the income each month.
The property is sold by the borrower and based on the revenue-sharing model the capital growth is being distributed to the investors.
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The claim rights of your investment can be listed at any time on the secondary market. The seller pays a transaction fee of 2%.
