Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about fractional property investing with ML Investments.
Frequently asked questions
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You qualify if you meet set financial criteria, such as net assets of AUD 2.5M+, gross income of AUD 250,000+ for the last two years (accountant-certified), or status as a professional investor.
Through regulatory compliance, independent custody with Bank of New York Mellon, structured legal agreements, security over investments, and default insurance.
Marketlend pays premiums to Tyndall Insurance Limited, a separate insurer, which covers possible default of the investment.
You can sell your investment on the Marketlend exchange, or Marketlend may offer a buyback subject to liquidity.
Real-world assets (property, bonds, commodities) converted into blockchain-based digital tokens. Each token is a fractional ownership share, making them easier to buy, sell, and trade.
Yes. Our managed service selects and monitors your portfolio based on your goals, risk tolerance, and horizon, with full transparency and regular reporting.
Use the investment exchange. Withdrawals from your available balance are typically processed within 24 hours, subject to AML/KYC checks.
Multiple investors own micro-shares in a single property, so you can build exposure across several properties without funding any one in full.
Open to retail and experienced investors, with minimums from $500 USD per offering.
Income-producing residential and commercial properties in vetted locations, selected via due diligence on fundamentals, financials, market trends, and legal checks.
Rental income (distributed monthly or quarterly by ownership share) and capital appreciation realised on sale.
A management fee plus possible acquisition or disposition fees, with full detail in each offering's documents.
Property-specific risks (vacancy, repairs), market risk, liquidity risk, and operational risk. Returns are not guaranteed.
Less liquid than stocks. Sale depends on the secondary market, holding period, and demand. Plan for a medium-term horizon as per each offering's terms.