Rental Property at 20% Below Market Value (Stake App)

[@InvestingBoss]

Hey Investors, thanks for checking out the video. Earn £55 when you register to Stake using my link here: bit.ly/GetStake

[@kickzmadeofficial6012]

keep us updated buddy! love this

[@travelfromhome1340]

How legit get stake is? If you can’t even trace where your exactly the apartment you are investing in is- I couldn’t find neither a specific address nor an apartment number

[@shahidsiddiqi]

Thank you for the video. I intend to invest with Stake. Meanwhile I have a question re once there is an exit on a property. I know that there is a general 5 year recommended period, but following a vote by owners an exit from a property may be sooner. I also assume that properties are claimed to have been acquired at a market competitive rate to begin with. My question is; what happens if the market price of a property declines over time, is that market price apparent to owners and they can therefore vote or decide to not sell till the time market recovers? thanks to explain

[@orlandonorona7679]

Hi!! Did you have to put all your details in so you can open the account because it’s asking me for all my details my passport my my details from my house from my payments of my house I’m just concerned of these things???? 🤔🤔

[@rheamarcano-lawrence5255]

I had to put in all my details to sign up.

[@mbchannel6970]

Thank you for the video Chris, I have couple of questions, In the secondary market , do you have to purchase all of the shares offered per property ? or you can purchase as less as you can , say half of the shares offered by seller? the second question, how come the annualized return of some property is a range 5-6% ? @9.21 annualized return of a property must be a fixed number , as these properties are rented ?

[@ProfitBoss]

Hey buddy, you're very welcome. You can just buy 1 share at the discounted price if you like so it's very flexible. Best to ask Stake on the second question bit I assume it's due to Burj Khalifa prices sky rocketing but maybe the rent price hasn't gone up at the same rate. That's just a guess though as I say. Thanks

[@bonsakoi7435]

What about if this company goes bust, are the shareholders liable for anything? just asking as I'm new to this, Thanks

[@superinvandrare9326]

is there an app like this but for USA? and as safe