The launch of our investment opportunity in Ardon was a great success, as all 22 flats in this investment property have been rented, thanks to our trusted partner, Régie Petignat & Amor Immobilier.
The property in question is valued at more than 9 million francs and is located in a commune close to all amenities and access to the motorway in less than nine minutes.
We are therefore pleased to be part of the real estate landscape that contributes to the dilution of the risk of rental vacancies.
When a flat remains unoccupied, the owner can no longer receive rental income, but must also continue to pay the costs.
How does participatory investment reduce the risk of a vacancy on several fractions of flats?
Participatory investment means that an investor becomes a co-owner of a fraction of each flat in the building in which they have invested.
The latter, therefore, receives a percentage of the overall rental income of the investment property.
However, there is a risk. The risk is that the flat will remain vacant if, for example, one of the tenants leaves the flat or does not pay the rent. Nevertheless, the rents of the other flats continue to be collected by the co-owners.
This phenomenon has a name. It is the dilution of the vacancy risk over several fractions of flats.
This is the big difference with owning a condominium. If you are a landlord, you lose all the rental income and continue to pay the charges.
You can therefore understand that it is more advantageous to favour participatory real estate ownership.
If we take the example of the new residential building in Ardon with 22 flats, a minimum investment of CHF 50,000 offers you the possibility of generating a net return of 5.83% per year.
This building was financed by part of our own funds as well as by a mortgage insured by our trusted partner, the Banque Caisse d’Épargne Riviera.
Why invest in real estate with SIPA crowd immo?
SIPA crowd immo develops a unique and profitable concept.
Let us explain it to you:
- We simplify your administrative, legal and mortgage procedures right up to the notary.
- We ensure that you receive annual dividends commensurate with your investment.
We do this by acquiring selected investment properties in Switzerland (with our own funds and in partnership with our mortgage provider) according to a rigorous purchasing process.
Then we create a limited company dedicated to the success of your project.
The minimum investment amount is estimated at CHF 50’000. Thus, a limited number of investors become shareholders of the company we have created and indirect co-owners of the building.
And that’s not all. A general meeting is held once a year, after which dividends (calculated pro rata to each investment) are paid to our clients.
This is your guarantee of stable and attractive returns.
Would you like to invest differently? Our advisors in participative real estate investment are at your disposal to answer all your questions.
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