Micromitti, a leading PropTech firm in Central India, is set to introduce Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), AIF Category 2 Real Estate Funds, and Private Equity (PE) investments, providing high-return opportunities for individual investors.
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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are investment vehicles that allow individuals to invest in income-generating real estate properties without the need to manage the properties directly. REITs pool money from multiple investors to purchase and manage a diversified portfolio of real estate assets, providing a way to earn income through rental revenues and property appreciation.
An AIF Category 2 Real Estate Fund is a type of Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) that specifically focuses on real estate investments. These funds are designed to provide investors with access to a diversified portfolio of real estate assets, offering the potential for higher returns and risk diversification.
Micromitti leverages technology to simplify the real estate investment process, making it more transparent and accessible. By offering fractional ownership and institutional-grade real estate funds, Micromitti enables retail investors to participate in premium real estate opportunities at affordable prices, without the need for large-scale capital.
Micromitti's Rs 700 crore+ asset under management indicates the firm's strong financial position and successful track record in managing real estate investments. This robust asset base positions Micromitti to lead investor groups and offer a wide range of investment opportunities across India, particularly in Central India.
Manoj Dhanotiya is the CEO and Founder of Micromitti. Under his leadership, Micromitti has become a leading PropTech firm in Central India, focusing on transparency, innovation, and accessibility in the real estate investment market. He is committed to using technology to simplify the investment process and make wealth-building more inclusive.
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