Real-estate income, without buying a whole building.

Every property on KRealtyProperty is divided into 1,000,000 ownership units. Buy as few or as many as you want, collect your share of the actual rent in dollars, and when you want out — or want into a different property — list your units on the marketplace and move. Small capital, real assets, no decades-long lock-in.

Why invest here

Start smallA property is 1,000,000 units. You don't need to buy a house to own real estate — you need to buy units.

Income from real useYour return is a share of actual rent paid by actual tenants — not a promised rate on money lent.

Freedom to movePost your units for sale on the marketplace anytime. Exit one property, enter another — your capital isn't buried in one deal.

Nothing hiddenAppraisals, rent runs, fees, the reserve, and the full ownership ledger are on-chain, per property, forever.

Two ways to invest

1 — Fractional rental properties

Co-own an income property with other investors. Rent is collected and distributed on-chain, pro-rata to your units — the lion's share goes to holders, under a published fee schedule that the contract itself enforces in the same transaction that moves the money. No hidden costs, and we only earn when rent actually flows. See the complete fees & rules.

2 — Funding home financings

Fund the investor side of an interest-free co-ownership home purchase. A verified home buyer puts a share down; you and other investors fund the rest, and each month two things flow back to you:

Rent on your share — the buyer pays market-benchmarked rent on the portion of the home investors still own.
Capital returning monthly — the buyer purchases units back every month at the current fair unit price, so your capital comes back progressively instead of sitting for 30 years.

As the buyer's ownership grows, your remaining share (and its rent) shrinks — a declining, self-liquidating position with income along the whole way. Want the full arithmetic? The investor scenarios page walks through worked examples with real numbers, month by month.

Liquidity: the on-chain marketplace

Traditional real-estate investing locks your money in one deal for years. Here, your position is tokenized and transferable:

Post an offer for some or all of your units at your price. Units go into escrow on posting; cancel anytime to get them back.
Buyers deal with you directly — a peer-to-peer bulletin board, not an order-matching engine. Both sides must be KYC-verified; the contract enforces it.
Watchlist alerts notify you when units of a property you follow come up for sale — so moving from one property to another is a real, practical option.

Freedom to move is the point. If a better opportunity lists tomorrow, you can sell units in one property and fund another the same day — something no traditional property stake lets you do.

What we ask of investors

KYC verification — every holder is identity-verified; the whitelist is enforced by the token contract itself.
Accreditation where required — primary offerings are limited to accredited investors, enforced on-chain.
Lockups may apply — some offerings carry an initial lockup period, visible on-chain before you buy.

The risks, plainly

Rent is not guaranteed. Vacancy, arrears, and market rent changes directly affect your income. You are an owner, not a lender — that's the deal.
Values move both ways. Units are priced off independent appraisals; if the property is worth less, so are your units.
Liquidity is real but not promised. The marketplace lets you list anytime, but a sale needs a buyer at your price.
In home financings, capital returns at market value. Buyouts price at current valuation, not a guaranteed schedule — you share the property's upside and downside.

Every property publishes its documents, appraisal history, and full distribution history on-chain. Read them before you invest.

See the numbers, then decide

Worked investor scenarios Browse open offerings