Frequently Asked Questions

FracInvest lets investors participate in selected real estate opportunities through a special purpose vehicle (SPV). Each opportunity page explains the property, structure, minimum ticket, projected return, and exit plan.

Investors join a dedicated SPV connected to a specific real estate opportunity. The investment is held for a stated period and follows the exit plan described in its documents, such as a developer buyback or property sale.

The minimum investment varies and is shown on each opportunity page.

Each opportunity has its own projected return, based on the property and investment structure. The projection is shown before you invest, but it is not guaranteed. Market, liquidity, and execution risks still apply.

No. Projected returns are not guaranteed. Some opportunities may include contractual obligations, such as a developer buyback, but you should review the terms, guarantor, and risks before investing.

Most opportunities state a tenure of 18 to 36 months. The exact period depends on the project and exit plan.

Each opportunity is linked to a specific property or project. The opportunity page and documents explain the property, developer, legal structure, and investor rights.

When RERA registration applies, the opportunity page shows the registration details so you can verify them on the relevant state RERA portal.

FracInvest coordinates onboarding, due diligence, transaction documents, investor updates, and the planned exit. The developer or project owner remains responsible for developing or managing the underlying property.

Most investments are intended to be held until the planned exit. An early exit may not be available and can depend on the investment structure and whether a buyer is available.

Distributions are paid to your registered bank account according to the opportunity terms. Taxes, documentation, and completion of the stated exit conditions may affect the timing and amount.

The review may cover legal documents, project information, the developer's record, commercial assumptions, and the proposed transaction structure.

You must complete KYC. This may require PAN, Aadhaar, address details, bank verification, and any documents required for the specific transaction.

The applicable fees, transaction costs, and administrative charges should be shown before you invest. Review them alongside the projected return.

Eligibility depends on the opportunity and applicable law. Resident Indian individuals and eligible entities may invest after completing the required KYC and transaction checks. NRIs should confirm eligibility for the specific opportunity.

Updates may cover project progress, construction milestones, important developments, distributions, and the expected exit timeline. They are shared through the platform and your registered contact details.

Risks include changes in the property market, delays, regulatory changes, execution problems, limited liquidity, and events outside the parties' control. Read the opportunity documents and decide whether the investment fits your goals and risk tolerance.

The rules that apply depend on the transaction structure, property, and parties involved. Review the legal documents for each opportunity and seek independent legal, tax, or financial advice when needed.

Create an account, complete KYC, review the available opportunities and documents, then submit an investment request. The team will confirm availability and the next steps.

Use the contact details on the website or request a callback from the home page. The team can answer questions about the process and individual opportunities.