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Our fractional property ownership model provides all of the benefits of traditional buy-to-let, but without the hassle of ongoing legal, financial and property management requirements.
A fraction is one ordinary share in an SPV (Limited Company) that owns 100% of a specific property.
Read our FAQsThis includes a questionnaire to confirm that this is an appropriate investment for you and anti money-laundering checks.
Explore our active property listings including detailed market and financial information. When you are ready, choose your number of fractions and invest.
Access your fractional property information, notifications and activity statements across your portfolio from within the Cahootz app.
Hold your investment for the long-term, sell privately at any time, or offer your fractions to the Cahootz investor community at the current market value once every three years.
Traditional property investment can be notoriously complex and time consuming, which is why at Cahootz we take care of all legal, financial and property management requirements on your behalf. A full breakdown of all activity, fees and expenses associated with your properties will be accessible via your online account for complete peace of mind and a truly hassle-free property investment experience.
At Cahootz we believe in complete transparency, both in terms of the information we provide to investors and the fees we charge for our services. We do not charge any performance related or selling fees and any capital appreciation earned is 100% retained by the investor.
Property should always be considered a long-term investment, and at Cahootz we recommend you hold your fractions for at least three years. However, we also understand you may need the flexibility to sell your fractions sooner than planned. Whilst you can sell your fractions privately at any time, we also provide the ability to offer your fractions at the current market value to the wider Cahootz investor community every three years.
Learn more in our FAQSFractional investing is the process of investing in shares in a limited company which holds the legal title to a specific property. This shareholding entitles the owner to a proportional economic interest in the company such as rental income and any capital appreciation. Holding shares does not entitle the owner to live in the property or use the property for personal use.
Cahootz is an online platform that allows investors to purchase fractional ownership in UK residential properties, making property investment more accessible and affordable. Eligible investors buy fractions in individual properties, earn income from rent, and any capital appreciation that may occur over the period in which they hold the fractions. Cahootz takes care of all the operating responsibilities.
The minimum initial amount you can invest is £5,000. Once you have invested this minimum initial amount, you are then free to purchase single fractions across properties.
Once you are registered on the platform, and passed the investment appropriateness test, you will be able to invest in fractions of residential buy to let property. These fractions entitle you to receive the proportional amount of rental income and capital value derived from the specific property in question. Through your account dashboard you will see all the relevant information regarding the property including the running costs, maintenance, and tenancy performance. Cahootz looks after all of this and provides you with a clear view of exactly what is going on with your property at any given time.
A fraction is one ordinary share in an SPV (Limited Company) that owns 100% of a specific property.
Whilst you can sell your fractions privately at any time, we also offer the ability to re-list your fractions via Cahootz every three years.
At that point, the property will have been independently valued and you will have the option to re-list your fractions for sale should you so wish to exit. If you decide to list the fractions, the following order of events will take place: