Delhi, India (NewsVoir) Real estate has long been one of the most trusted contributors to global wealth creation, whether through land or high-value properties. Per Annum Estates is revolutionizing the market by offering fractional ownership in ultra-prime locations starting from 10 lakhs.
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Fractional ownership is a model where multiple investors own a share of a property. Each investor has a stake in the property and shares the benefits and responsibilities.
The minimum investment required to invest with Per Annum Estates is 10 lakhs, which allows you to own a share in a luxury property in a prime location.
Yes, Per Annum Estates manages the properties, handling maintenance, rental management, and other day-to-day operations, ensuring a hassle-free investment experience.
There may be additional fees for property management, maintenance, and other services. Per Annum Estates provides a transparent breakdown of these costs in the investment agreement.
To get started, visit the Per Annum Estates website or contact their customer support team. They will guide you through the process and help you find the right investment opportunity.
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