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How do I exit my investment?

Understand Deed’s investment exit process, including minimum holding periods, exit windows, and liquidity options for investors.

Written by Support
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Deed investments have a minimum holding period of 1 year.

This flexibility allows investors to choose the duration of their investment according to their financial goals.

After that, you can request to transfer your shares to another investor during one of Deed’s two annual secondary market exit windows. If your shares are successfully matched with a buyer, the proceeds will be credited to your Deed wallet.

Please note: Transfers are not guaranteed, as they depend on market demand, and there’s a chance that no buyer will be interested in your shares at the time.

If you don’t exit, your investment continues as usual, earning monthly rental income and benefiting from any long-term property appreciation. Additionally, investors benefit from monthly income distributions and may see long-term property appreciation.

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