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A Guide On Earning Passive Income Via Fractional Ownership of Commercial Real Estate

Commercial properties fractional ownership generates passive income in these following ways.

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A Guide On Earning Passive Income Via Fractional Ownership of Commercial Real Estate
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Everybody fantasizes about generating money while sleeping. You’d be lying if you said no. Is it, however, totally feasible? It is, in fact, true. Making money while you sleep should be front of mind if you desire to be financially free and enjoy life on your terms. But how? While some techniques demand upfront labor to generate passive income, others, such as fractional ownership of the commercial real estate, allow you to grow the money you already have while you sleep. And, certainly, you get paid while sleeping.

Real estate is an outstanding investment vehicle for investors. It is a common misconception that passive income from real estate does not require any labor. However, depending on the rental strategy, like residential real estate, owners first must lay the framework before they can generate money.

Purchasing and leasing out a property can provide passive income. If you are actively involved in property maintenance, it will not be considered a passive income investment. So, where will you invest your money that requires no effort? Commercial property. However, commercial real estate has twice the problems as residential real estate. Not now, thanks to fractional ownership.

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Commercial real estate fractional ownership is increasing in India, with the CRE market predicted to surge by 13 percent – to 16 percent in the coming years. In the coming years, increased demand for commercial space in India will propel the expected rise. It is also due to the growth of institutional investors and a significant infusion of foreign money associated with some commercial ventures. The elements boost your chances of significant wealth appreciation.

Now, passive income is?

The greater the passive income you can build, the freer you will become.

                                                                                            -Todd Fleming

Regardless work you have, your income will always be constrained by time. To supplement your income, you may work for a salary, hourly compensation, or run a side business. However, you will ultimately run out of hours throughout the day to create more income. Work would also have an impact on your mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

However, passive income alters this. The precise amount of engagement depends on the investment. However, the concept is that once your real estate holdings get established, they will be able to create their revenue. You may make money while working, resting, or even going on family holidays.

This money may be used to enhance your savings accounts, pay off debts, fund a college education, attain financial freedom, or even generate income in retirement. That is what we mean by financial independence.

Passive income real estate is? Passive income real estate allows you to benefit from real estate with zero management or engagement in the property. The level of activity and participation changes with the amount invested. Real estate revenue may be generated through residential units and investment portfolio earnings. Passive income real estate channels should ideally provide rental revenue, dividend, and interests while expanding over time without your involvement.

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In terms of returns, commercial buildings beat rental properties. “How can this be a passive income investment if I’m continuously running around and dealing with the estate?” you may ask. You are not needed to handle the property independently. Someone will administer and manage the property on your behalf.

Everything you have to do is put the money into it. Isn’t it time to start investing now?

But what precisely is commercial real estate fractional ownership?

“Aren’t commercial properties expensive and require crores of rupees to invest?” you may question. After all, they are expensive and rated in crores. But, the fact that you are short of crores does not exclude you from investing in commercial buildings. You may proceed even if you only have lakhs. With fractional ownership, this is conceivable.  Assetmonk allows a person to invest in an office property with Rs. 10 lacs. At this point, you are essentially unstoppable.

Fractional ownership works in the same manner that you and your seven mates may pool your money to purchase a huge Domino’s pizza.

Fractional ownership permits anyone to invest in pricey commercial properties with zero acquisition of property and yet earn passive income. Investors can own a part of commercial properties and savor the benefits of ownership with zero initial investment or issues. It is more appropriate for premium commercial real estate with a high risk. It’s also appropriate for a single investor who might not be able to fund the full property. Investors may buy a piece of an office space building and create steady rental income which will ultimately grow wealth. It is popular among institutional investors. It’s also becoming a realistic investment choice for average investors.

“Unfortunately real estate isn’t liquid, therefore I’d prefer not to invest,” you argue. We hear you. But, hold on. Yes, there is a lack of liquidity in real estate. Fractional ownership, on the other hand, is not. Traditional real estate investments are less liquid than fractional real estate. Of course, you’d have to refer to the terms of your agreement, but it’s fairly unusual to be free to sell your share at any moment, possibly making trade less hazardous. How so? You may always sell and transfer your portion of the property to others. Phew!

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How precisely does fractional ownership of commercial real estate offer you passive income?

Fractional ownership is progressively gaining traction. Land ownership provides security. It is also seen as a status symbol, securing our place in the upper layers of our society. The most dependable asset class, on the other hand, has become scarce and beyond reach for most individuals.

Commercial properties fractional ownership generates passive income in the following ways:

Affordable: An office building in Chennai gets valued at INR 200 crore to rent. Such a large investment is usually only doable for HNWIs. Nevertheless, under fractional ownership, one can now become a co-owner of a property for as little as Rs 10 lakh and enjoy rental returns ranging from 6% to 10% each year. Such an investment might provide an annualized rental income of Rs 60,000-Rs 1 lac. A comparable residential property investment, on the other hand, would produce only 1.5 to 3 percent. The pandemic has had a significant impact on residential real estate, with housing values falling by 2% to 7% in the preceding year.

Stability: The commercial real estate market weakened during the shutdown but quickly recovered in the third quarter. You may rely on passive income rather than the turbulent financial markets. Year on year, net CRE absorption climbed by 63%. Furthermore, new completions jumped to 59 percent. Covid-19 decreased global real estate values. However, India’s extensive outsourcing sector has propelled commercial renting to rise at the same time, according to industry observers. Commercial property values are expected to jump in the years ahead. As a result, it is a great moment to engage in fractional ownership.

Long Tenancy: Residents of residential homes regularly vacate. It costs the landlord money in rent until a replacement renter can be found. Most commercial properties have three-year leasing terms. But, the lease can get extended. Thus, commercial properties ensure regular and consistent income for the investors without fail. Renters in these premium commercial buildings have big resources and these include multinational corporations, financial institutions, and IT firms. They always pay their rent every month. Also, considering the time, efforts, and resources involved in converting the flats into workplaces, such tenants frequently prolong their lease term. It is advisable to invest in a property that has been already rented for larger earnings.

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Rental Income: Rental money is sent directly into the account each month. Through continual rental revenue and appreciation, commercial estate fractional ownership gives a strong return on investment. Commercial property investment in India has expanded at a CAGR of 16% over the previous five years. Aside from the value gain, you may earn a 15% boost in rental income yields over the following three years if you buy with a respected fractional ownership company. It is incorporated into the rental agreement to safeguard against future inflation, guaranteeing that your investment stays stable over time.

Commercial Property Appreciation: Owning a fraction of a commercial property is extremely cost-effective and provides a double return. The first is direct investment returns, while the second is commercial property appreciation. Because you own a piece of the real estate, the value of your stake will rise as well. It’s well-known for its institutional investments. However, it is becoming a viable investment option for the astute middle class and individual investors.

Source: India CSR I 27 June 2022

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