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What are the risks of investing?

Understand the key risks of investing with Deed, including market volatility, rental income variability, and liquidity limitations.

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Written by Wissam
Updated over 3 weeks ago

At Deed, we focus on minimizing these risks, but it’s important to understand them before investing.

Here are the main risks to consider:

  • Market risk
    Property values may go up or down based on market conditions. Capital appreciation is never guaranteed.

  • Rental income variability
    Income can fluctuate depending on occupancy, tenant turnover, and unexpected maintenance.

  • Liquidity
    Real estate is not a liquid asset. With Deed, investments are subject to a mandatory 1-year holding period, after which you can access two exit windows per year. Early exits are not possible.

  • Holding period
    To benefit from both monthly income and potential long-term appreciation, we recommend holding your investment for several years beyond the first year.

At Deed, we select high-quality, income-generating properties and manage all compliance, leasing, and maintenance to reduce risk, but market dynamics are always part of the equation.

We’re regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) and operate transparently to give you full confidence in where your money is going.

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