Returns from your investment with Deed come from two main sources:
Monthly rental income
Rental income is distributed monthly after deducting property management and maintenance expenses. Income typically starts 1–2 months after the property is acquired and may fluctuate based on occupancy rates, operating expenses, and property performance.
The rental model depends on the property strategy:
Long-term rentals: Rent is usually collected for the full year in advance from tenants and distributed to investors in monthly instalments.
Short-term rentals (e.g., holiday homes): Income is generated from bookings and will vary based on projected occupancy rates and seasonal demand.
For every property, you’ll see detailed dates, rental strategy, and financial projections before investing, so you know exactly when and how income is expected to be paid.
Capital appreciation
Over time, the property value may increase due to market growth and demand. We recommend a holding period of around 5 years to fully realize potential appreciation. Market conditions can affect the value, and appreciation is not guaranteed.
Neither rental income nor capital appreciation is guaranteed.
You can track your rental income and estimated property value anytime through your Deed dashboard.