FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The Real Estate Investor in India: Seeking better returns and more dynamic growth
    beyond the limits of traditional real estate in India.
  • The Overexposed Stock Market Investor: Looking for stability and diversification
    outside the volatile Indian stock market.
  • The Investor Aware of Inflation’s Silent Impact: Wanting to protect wealth from
    inflation, secure long-term financial growth and benefit from rupee depreciation.
  • The Investor Planning for Global Expenses: Preparing for future costs in USD, like
    education or medical fees, and seeking global asset appreciation

This is a low-effort, high-reward investment model that allows you to be part of an
international, income-generating asset class without the complexity and hassle of direct
property (flat) ownership.

Plus, you can start investing just under 1 crore – that is not easy to do especially in large cities.

You get the advantage of property appreciation and equity build-up, leading to high returns on
your investment over time. This diversification helps reduce risk by spreading investments
across different asset classes, including real estate, in a stable and lucrative market like the US.

Another key benefit is that as Investors you benefit from strong Liability Protection in US: If this
property loan defaults in the U.S., investors are shielded from banks. Vs. In India or flat that’s in
your name, you’re often liable for any defaults or other issues.

Note: This opportunity does not open doors for investor visa. This is a traditional and secure
investment product, nothing more or less.

You legally own all the apartments (society) by acting as a partner in a “fund” whose sole purpose is own and operate the Apartment Society. You get units or shares in this fund that provide you with legal ownership rights on this property in US.

100% yes and is 100% legal. Reach out to us and we will be happy to share a detailed legal memo from a well respected legal firm in India.

Your investments in US are protected by the India-US Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), which prevents you from paying taxes twice on the same income. The DTAA sets clear taxation guidelines, including a 25% withholding tax rate. You can claim credit for taxes paid in the US against your Indian tax liability.

Simply put, the property is in US, so as an investor you will be better protected by US laws and regulations (under US SEC), and so its in your benefit for us to be registered in US.

Registering in India will just deprive you of direct access to the US regulators, as a fund in Indiawill likely invest on your behalf. Additionally, funds (such as through Alternative Investment Funds – AIF route in India) faces some constraints for US investments that can lower your returns without any added risk protection.

Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and Department of Justice (DoJ) in US work together to protect investor interests. Real estate funds raising capital under “Reg D” or “Reg S” must strictly follow anti-corruption laws, especially the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). Any link to bribery or false records—even through foreign investors—can trigger SEC and DOJ action. Violations can lead to civil penalties, stop orders, disqualification from exemptions, and even criminal charges. Accurate records, transparency, and strong internal controls are compulsory.

Simple one time wire money transfer from an Indian bank after you have signed all the legal documents. For clarity, every thing we do is “White” and accounted money. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) to facilitate smooth USD transactions. Under the LRS, a resident investor in India can remit up to USD 250,000 per financial year.

We aim to double your money in 5 years.
For example, a ₹1 crore investment could grow to ₹2 crore through

  • ₹25–30 lakh from rental income
  • ₹65–70 lakh from capital appreciation