Participatory investment
Understanding participatory investment
Co-subscribing to a property with others, with an entry ticket set by each deal. Here is how a deal unfolds, the available legal structures, and answers to the most common questions.
Two legal structures available
SCI
Malagasy Real Estate Civil Company. Suited for recurring collective investments with predictable taxation.
Legal entity · Limited liability · Share transfers
Indivision
Direct co-ownership between named investors. Light, no company creation, ideal for a first deal.
No company · Lower fees · Easier exit
Frequently asked questions
- What is the minimum ticket?
- There is no single amount: the minimum ticket is set by each deal, depending on the property and legal structure. It is shown on every deal, along with the number of slots and the maximum ticket.
- How are my funds secured?
- Payments transit through a notarial escrow account. The legal structure (SCI or Indivision) is set up before any transfer.
- How do I exit my investment?
- At the planned horizon (typically 8-12 years) via property resale, or by share transfer if the structure allows.
- What if I'm in the diaspora?
- Everything is designed remotely: e-signature, international transfers, digital reporting. Our team supports you on banking compliance.
How it works
Four simple steps to enter a participatory deal.
Discover a deal
Browse properties open for subscription. Each deal shows minimum ticket, available slots, and horizon.
Pre-register
Express your interest without commitment. Our team contacts you to align on your profile and intended amount.
Subscribe
Sign tripartite contracts (investor, agency, 2P2I). Funds transit through escrow, SCI or Indivision per deal.
Receive rents
The certified agency manages the property. Rents traced and distributed pro-rata, quarterly reporting.