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Investing through Lordsgate is a straightforward process. First, you need to register an account on our platform. Once registered, you can browse through the available investment opportunities and select a property that aligns with your investment goals. Follow the instructions provided to complete the investment process, including the submission of required documentation and the transfer of funds.

Lordsgate welcomes a wide range of investors, including individuals, corporations, and institutional investors. We aim to provide opportunities for both accredited and non-accredited investors, subject to compliance with the applicable regulations in the respective jurisdictions.

Any individual who is 18 years old and more and who has registered and verified they account on Lordsgate can invest through the platform.

Absolutely! Lordsgate welcomes international investors to participate in our real estate. However, it's important to note that certain regulatory requirements and restrictions may apply based on the investor's country of residence. We recommend reviewing the specific regulations and consulting with legal and financial professionals to ensure compliance.

While Lordsgate primarily caters to adult investors, it may be possible to set up an account for minors or children. The children account will the tide to the account of the parent and parent will take full responsibility to manage it. Minors will not have possibility to invest or withdrow money or do other financial transaction without the supervision and the approval of their parent.

By providing children account we aim to motivate minors in learning more about investment from the early ages and encourage them to get financial education.

The minimum and maximum investment amounts can vary depending on the specific project and regulatory requirements. These details are typically provided in the project information and can be reviewed before making an investment. Lordsgate strives to provide investment opportunities that cater to a wide range of budgets, allowing both small and large investors to participate.

Yes, you have the opportunity to diversify your real estate investment portfolio by investing in multiple properties offered on our platform. Investing in multiple properties allows you to spread your investment across different projects, locations, and property types, thereby reducing risk and maximizing potential returns.

Detailed information regarding each investment property can be accessed through its dedicated page on the Lordsgate platform. This information includes project specifications, financial projections, market analysis, property photographs, and other relevant details. This comprehensive information helps you make informed investment decisions and evaluate the potential of each property.

Usually, processing is done in seconds but it depends on the payment method, some methods like wire transfer needs some period to be fully confirmed and balance added to the wallet.

If you are paying from wallet or debit/credit card the purchase will be processed almost immediately.

After you invest in the project Lordsgate team will require time to register the shares to the prescribed company on your name. the date of registration is different from project to project and is available on the detailed project page.

After making the payment for a purchase it is considered that the deal is made and your information is sent for the registration to the regulatory authorities. Thus, it is not possible to cancel the purchase however in case you decide you don’t want to hold the investment any more you can benefit from one of our exit options. For more information please refer to the Exit Options FAQ section.

Depending on the specific project and investment structure, you may have the opportunity to contribute additional funds to your investment in the future. This allows you to further capitalize on the investment and potentially increase your ownership stake in the property. The availability of the investment in the property will be declared in the project page.

You will be able to contribute additional funds to the project before the project is fully sold. Once the project is fully sold to invest in the property is only available through the secondary market in case one of the former owners decides to list shared for sale.

Lordsgate provides various payment gateways to facilitate investments, including bank transfers, credit/debit cards, and other secure online payment methods like apple pay, google pay, pay pal and crypto. The payment gateways are designed to provide convenience, security, and ease of use, ensuring a smooth investment process.

Yes, you can split payment and pay part with the balance available on the wallet and part by other payment gateways such as debit/credit cart, google pay, apple pay, pay pall or other.

The nature of your investment is similar to owning traditional real estate, but with the advantage of the property being managed by a professional team and the ability to diversify your investments across multiple properties.

Separate company will be created with the sole purpose of holding that specific asset which will be listed on the Lordsgate platform.

After the investment is made, your share of the property will be calculated in proportion of the amount invested in the project in relation to the total project value. Afterwards you will be registered as a shareholder of the company and you will own shares in the company specially created to hold the specific asset.

As the property will be rented out and will generate money, with predetermined periodicity Lordsgate will distribute the net rental return received in the form of dividends and this will be reflected on your wallet. You can withdraw rental return at any time if you have positive balance on the wallet.

After you sell share or the property will be sold by the voting of the majority of the shareholders, you will receive the invested amount plus the capital gain.

You will become an owner of the shares in a legal entity that will be established with the sole purpose to own the specific property. As a shareholder of the company, you will be entitled to a proportionate share of the dividends that will consists of the net rental return and capital gain. Net rental return will be distributed with the predetermined periodicity indicated on the detailed page of each project. Capital gain will be realized when you will sell shares or the whole property will be sold based on the decision of the majority of shareholders.

The prescribed company or SPV refers to a legal entity established for each investment project for the sole purpose of owning specific property. It serves as the vehicle through which investors hold their shares. This structure ensures proper governance, transparency, and legal compliance throughout the investment process, allowing investors to participate collectively and benefit from the property's performance.

The number of shares you will own depends on the specific investment project and the amount you contribute. The total number of shares issued for each property is determined based on the property's valuation and the investment amount required to fully fund the project. You will own shares in proportion to your investment in the property and total value of the project.

Lordsgate provides comprehensive tools and features to monitor the performance of your investment. Through your account dashboard, you can access real-time updates, financial reports, property performance metrics, rental return distributions, and other relevant information. These features allow you to track the progress of your investment and make informed decisions.

While thorough analysis and projections are conducted, variations between forecasted and actual financial performance may occur due to market conditions, unforeseen circumstances, or other factors. In such cases, Lordsgate aims to communicate transparently with investors, providing updates on the situation and taking appropriate actions to mitigate any adverse impacts.

In case actual and forecasted financial performance differs greatly, the shareholders have right to initiate the sales of the whole property.

Third party service providers together with the Lordsgate employs who are experienced property management professionals will be responsible for the day-to-day operations and management of the properties. They oversee tenant relations, property maintenance, rent collection, and other necessary tasks to ensure the smooth functioning of the property and maximize returns for the investors and provide them with the hustle free investment opportunities.

While you may have a beneficial ownership stake in the property, physical access to the property may be limited due to legal and operational considerations. As most of the properties are already rented out and have tenants it will not be convenient for them to have hundreds of visitors each day. However, the Lordsgate platform offers comprehensive media resources of the property and detailed analysis of its current condition. In case of additional questions, you can always contact us through our customer service portal and we will be glad to address all your queries.

Returns on your investment are generated through a combination of rental income and potential capital appreciation of the property. As a beneficial owner, you are entitled to a portion of the rental income generated by the property, which is distributed to investors periodically. Additionally, when the property is sold or disposed of, investors may receive capital gains based on the appreciation in the property's value.

The net rental return represents the income generated by the property through rental payments, after deducting operating expenses, property management fees, and other relevant costs. The net rental return is distributed to investors in proportion to their ownership stake in the property.

Capital gain refers to the increase in the value of the property over time. When the property is sold or disposed of, investors may realize a capital gain based on the difference between the selling price and the original purchase price. This gain is shared among the investors based on their ownership percentage.

The effective return is the overall return on your investment, taking into account both the rental income received and any capital gains. It represents the combined impact of rental income distributions and potential appreciation of the property's value.

ROI, or Return on Investment, is a financial metric used to evaluate the profitability of an investment. It is calculated by dividing the total return (including rental income and capital gains) by the initial investment amount. ROI provides a percentage that represents the overall return earned on the investment relative to the initial capital invested.

Returns are typically distributed to investors on a periodic basis, as outlined in the investment agreement and specific project details. The distribution frequency may vary depending on the property and its rental income cycle. Common distribution intervals include monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually. The specific distribution schedule will be communicated to investors prior to making the investment.

More information regarding the periodicity of the return distribution can be found on the detail project page for each property.

The next return distribution date can be viewed within your account on the Lordsgate platform. Lordsgate will provide notifications and updates regarding upcoming distribution dates to ensure investors are informed and can plan accordingly.

You can easily track the total return received on your investment through your account dashboard on the Lordsgate platform. This will provide a comprehensive view of all distributions, including rental income and capital gains, and allow you to monitor the performance of your investment over time.

Lordsgate provides Investment Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to help investors project their potential return. These KPIs are based on historical data, market analysis, and financial projections, allowing you to make informed investment decisions. By reviewing these indicators, you can assess the investment's potential performance, including rental income projections and potential appreciation, to estimate your expected return. There will be the default values in the investment KPI section but based on your personal expectations and evaluations you have the opportunity to change variable making them more optimistic or pessimistic and calculate your profitability based on the variable selected by you.

Your wallet refers to the designated section in your Lordsgate account where your available funds are stored. It acts as a virtual account within the platform that you can use to manage your investments, make transactions, and receive returns.

Your wallet page will display details such as your account balance, transaction history, deposits made, withdrawals initiated, and returns received. It provides a clear overview of your financial activity within the Lordsgate platform.

Depositing funds into your wallet is a simple process. You can initiate a deposit by selecting the appropriate option within your account dashboard. Lordsgate provides multiple payment methods, such as bank transfers, credit/debit cards, google pay, apple pay, PayPal, crypto or other secure online payment gateways, to facilitate convenient and secure transactions.

Withdrawing funds from your wallet can be done through the designated withdrawal option within your account. Simply select the amount you wish to withdraw and choose your preferred withdrawal method. Lordsgate aims to process withdrawals in a timely manner, ensuring that you have access to your funds when needed.

Lordsgate does not provide interest on the positive balance held in your wallet. The purpose of the wallet is to facilitate convenient and efficient management of your funds within the Lordsgate platform.

In general, investments made through Lordsgate are intended to be medium- to long-term investments. However, Lordsgate provides exit options that allow investors to sell their shares on the secondary market or participate in shareholder voting for the sale of the entire property, providing potential opportunities to liquidate their investment.

Yes, you can withdraw the return accrued in your wallet. The return accrued in your wallet represents the income generated by your investments, such as rental income distributions or capital gains. You can initiate a withdrawal request for the accumulated return, and Lordsgate will process the withdrawal based on the designated withdrawal method and any applicable terms and conditions.

Lordsgate offers various exit options to provide flexibility for investors. These options include selling your shares on the secondary market, participating in shareholder voting for the sale of the entire property, or transferring shares to another user. The availability of specific exit options may vary depending on the property and prevailing market conditions. Please check pertinent FAQ and investment agreement for more details regarding each exit option.

The voting for selling the whole property is initiated when specific conditions are met, such as the recommended holding period ends or when a significant event triggers the need for a potential sale. Lordsgate will notify investors when the voting process is initiated and provide relevant information regarding the sale.

The initiation of voting for selling the whole property can be done by Lordsgate or, in certain cases, by investors who meet the predetermined criteria set forth in the investment agreement. The specific guidelines for initiating voting will be communicated to investors as per the project details.

If eligible, you can initiate the voting process for selling the whole property by following the instructions and guidelines provided by Lordsgate. This may involve submitting a formal request or expressing your interest through the customer service. Subsequently Lordsgate will check the viability of your request and in case everything is in order will inform other investors about the voting process commencement.

The ability to cancel your initiative for selling the whole property depends on the timing. Once the voting process has commenced and has been officially announced by the Lordsgate, cancellation may not be possible. It's advisable to consult with Lordsgate if you wish to explore cancellation options.

If your request for selling the whole property is approved by the majority of shareholders, Lordsgate will proceed with the necessary steps to sell the property. The sale process will be executed in accordance with the relevant legal and regulatory requirements, and investors will receive their respective share of the proceeds based on their ownership stake.

If your request for selling the whole property is not approved by the majority of shareholders, the property will continue to be held, and the investment will remain intact. The property will be managed according to the existing plan, and investors will continue to receive rental income distributions and other associated benefits based on their ownership stake.

In case of need, the shareholder who initiated the voting process and who wishes to sell the property can benefit from other exit options, such as selling shares on the secondary market.

The properties eligible for selling through voting may vary depending on the specific project and its associated terms. Generally, properties that have completed the recommended holding period, have appreciated in the value greater than expected and investors would like to reap the benefit of the capital appreciation, the forecasted performance materially differs from the actual performance or meet certain predefined criteria outlined in the investment agreement may be eligible for selling through shareholder voting.

The price at which the property will be sold is typically determined through a fair and transparent process. Lordsgate, in consultation with independent valuation experts, will assess the market conditions, property valuation, and other relevant factors to determine a fair price. The price will be communicated to shareholders during the voting process.

When the property is sold, shareholders will receive their respective share of the proceeds based on their ownership stake. The distribution of proceeds will be done in accordance with the terms and conditions outlined in the investment agreement and the prevailing regulations.

After the property is sold and the relevant proceeds are distributed to the shareholders in full, the prescribed company will be closed and investors will not own shares in the company any more.

The costs associated with the sale of the whole property may include transaction costs, legal fees, taxes, and other expenses related to the sale process. These costs will be borne by the shareholders and will be deducted from the proceeds of the sale before distribution.

All relevant costs will be estimated and communicated to the shareholders before voting process is finished.

Once the property is sold and the proceeds are distributed, you can expect to receive the money in your wallet within a reasonable timeframe. The specific timeline may depend on various factors, including the complexity of the sale process, regulatory requirements, and administrative procedures but in general the money will be reflected on your wallet in couple of days from receiving the payment from the buyer of the property. Lordsgate aims to process the distribution and transfer the funds to investors' wallets as efficiently as possible.

The secondary market is a mechanism provided by Lordsgate that allows investors to buy and sell shares in the properties they have invested in. It provides liquidity and an opportunity to trade shares before the completion of the recommended holding period or any potential exit events.

The secondary market will be available whole year long and eligible sellers and buyers can benefit for the increased liquidity of their investment and flexibility of investment of already profit bearing projects.

Investors who hold shares in a property through Lordsgate can typically list their shares for sale on the secondary market after completing minimum holding period that generally is set to be one year from the date of purchase of the shares.

For specific users classes and individual projects, the minimum holding period might be less than one year and thus investors might benefit from the increased liquidity on their investments.

For the additional information related to the eligibility of selling the shares on the secondary market, please, check the terms of agreement or contact us through customer support portal.

A person or entity who is already registered on the Lordsgate platform and has invested in at least one property can benefit from the secondary market offerings which allows new investors to enter a project that is already underway.

The price for shares listed on the secondary market is determined by the seller of the shares. Sellers have the flexibility to set the price based on their evaluation and market conditions. However, Lordsgate may provide recommended market prices to guide investors in setting competitive and reasonable prices.

Lordsgate may provide a recommended share sales price to assist investors in setting a fair and competitive price when listing shares on the secondary market. This recommended price is based on factors such as the property's valuation, prevailing market conditions, and historical performance. It is designed to provide guidance to investors and ensure a fair and competitive pricing environment.

As a seller, you have the flexibility to set the share sales price on the secondary market, including the option to deviate from the recommended market price. The extent to which you can change the price may depend on the specific guidelines and restrictions established by Lordsgate for each project.

The costs associated with the sale of shares on the secondary market may include transaction fees, administrative charges, and any applicable taxes. These costs will be deducted from the sale proceeds before distribution. The specific costs and fee structure will be communicated to investors prior to initiating the sale transaction.

Depending on the specific terms and conditions established by Lordsgate, you may have the ability to cancel your request to sell shares on the secondary market before the transaction is completed. However, once the transaction is executed and the buyer already completed the purchase, it may not be possible to cancel or reverse the sale.

The request for the sale of shares on the secondary market do not have an expiration date. This ensures that the market remains active and that shares are listed for a reasonable period anticipated by the seller.

If shares listed on the secondary market are not sold within the specified timeframe or if there is insufficient buyer interest, the shares will remain in your ownership. You will continue to hold the shares and receive any associated benefits, such as rental income distributions and potential capital gains.

Yes, you can request to sell only a portion of the shares you own on the secondary market. This provides flexibility if you wish to retain some ownership in the property while monetizing a portion of your investment.

If only a portion of the listed shares is sold on the secondary market, you will retain ownership of the unsold shares. The sale proceeds from the sold shares will be transferred to your wallet, and you will continue to hold the remaining shares, entitled to their associated benefits.

After the successful completion of a share sale transaction on the secondary market, you can expect to receive the proceeds from the sold shares in your wallet within a reasonable timeframe. The specific timeline may depend on factors such as administrative processes, settlement procedures, and any applicable regulatory requirements. Lordsgate strives to ensure timely and efficient processing of the transactions to provide you with access to your funds as quickly as possible.

The share transfer option allows you to transfer your ownership of shares in a property to another party. It provides a mechanism for transferring beneficial ownership rights from one investor to another.

It is necessary to buy shares before transferring them to someone else as the stated option enables you to transfer shares that you already own.

Yes, you can transfer the shares you already own to another eligible party through the share transfer option. This allows you to gift your shares to someone else who meets the required criteria for ownership.

Yes, it is possible to transfer a part of the shares you own. You can choose to transfer a specific portion of your ownership stake to another party while retaining the remaining shares in your name.

Shares can be transferred to eligible parties who meet the requirements set forth by Lordsgate and the prevailing regulations. The recipient should be of age to be legally entitled to own a share in the company and also should be registered user on the Lordsgate platform.

Yes, the receiver of the transferred shares typically needs to approve the receipt of the shares. This ensures that the receiver acknowledges and accepts the transfer of ownership, and it helps maintain transparency and compliance with regulatory requirements.

If the receiver of the transferred shares does not accept the receipt, the transfer will not be completed. The shares will remain in the ownership of the original holder, and alternative arrangements may need to be made if desired.

Depending on the specific terms and conditions established by Lordsgate, you may have the ability to cancel your request to transfer shares before the transaction is completed. However, once the transfer is executed and accepted by the receiver, it will not be possible to cancel or reverse the transfer.

The costs associated with the transfer of shares may include administrative fees, transaction fees, and any applicable taxes. These costs will be borne by the transferring party and may vary depending on the specific transfer process and prevailing regulations.