Investor FAQ

Residential complexes, off-plan developments, commercial property, land plots and ready-to-rent units across 70+ countries. Each project on the platform is vetted by GREM's verification team before being listed for investors.

Minimums depend on the specific project — some start from a few thousand USD for fractional positions in residential complexes, others require six-figure tickets for direct ownership of premium properties. Each listing shows the entry threshold up front.

GREM serves investors and developers in 70+ countries. The strongest deal flow is currently in Spain, Portugal, UAE, Cyprus, Thailand, Turkey, Indonesia and Latin America. New markets are added as local developer partnerships mature.

All investors complete identity verification (ID document, proof of address, source of funds for larger tickets) before their first transaction. Standard KYC usually takes 1–3 business days. The process is one-time — your profile is reusable across all future investments.

Returns vary by asset class and country. Rental yields in the platform's main markets typically range 5–9% net annually for residential, with potential additional capital appreciation. Past performance is not a guarantee — each listing shows historical comparables and projected ranges, not promised returns.

Real estate investments carry market risk (property prices can fall), currency risk for cross-border deals, liquidity risk (selling is slower than stocks), and project-specific risks for off-plan (delays, developer default). GREM's verification reduces but does not eliminate these. Diversify across countries and asset types.

Exit paths depend on the asset: direct ownership can be sold on the platform's secondary marketplace or via traditional brokers; fractional positions in income-producing properties can usually be transferred to other platform investors when liquidity allows. Time-to-exit varies — plan for a multi-year horizon.

All payments are processed through regulated payment partners with escrow protection — funds are only released to the seller/developer when contractual milestones are met. Disputes are reviewed by GREM's compliance team with arbitration provisions detailed in the platform terms.

Yes — tax obligations on rental income and capital gains depend on your country of residence and the country where the property is located. GREM provides annual transaction reports for your accountant but does not file taxes on your behalf. Consult a tax advisor familiar with cross-border real estate.

Every platform transaction is governed by a contract specifying responsibilities, milestones and dispute resolution procedure (typically international arbitration). GREM's compliance team mediates first; if mediation fails, the contracted arbitration body has jurisdiction. Contracts and supporting evidence are stored immutably on the platform.