Question 1

What is RealTIRR?

Accepted Answer

RealTIRR is a real estate investment and asset-structuring company. It sources, underwrites, structures and executes selected opportunities, then uses tokenization to enable eligible investors to participate under each offering's final terms.

Question 2

How does RealTIRR select assets?

Accepted Answer

A large candidate population is scored continuously across ten dimensions — acquisition, market, liquidity, renovation, legal, climate, neighborhood, financial, exit and data quality. Assets that clear the threshold move into formal diligence, and only assets that survive diligence are acquired and structured.

Question 3

What is the RealTIRR Score?

Accepted Answer

A 0–100 composite reflecting how the model assesses an asset against RealTIRR's underwriting standards. It is always shown with a separate Confidence Score measuring data completeness, and it always decomposes into its individual dimensions.

Question 4

How are investment opportunities analyzed?

Accepted Answer

RealTIRR combines property diligence with its Digital Twin, RealTIRR Score, Investment DNA, Confidence Score and Scenario Engine. Technology supports the underwriting decision; it does not replace asset-level judgment or execution.

Question 5

How does RealTIRR make money?

Accepted Answer

Sponsor economics and offering fees are disclosed per offering. Where they are not yet finalized, the offering page says so rather than omitting the question.

Question 6

What does a token represent?

Accepted Answer

This is determined per offering by legal counsel and stated on the offering page once finalized. Until then RealTIRR marks it as pending rather than describing rights that the governing documents may not grant.

Question 7

Do I directly own the property?

Accepted Answer

Typically no. Investors hold an interest in the entity that owns the asset, not title to the building itself. The specific arrangement is set out in each offering's documents.

Question 8

Who owns the physical asset?

Accepted Answer

The special-purpose vehicle formed for that transaction holds title. Its governing documents define what investors are entitled to.

Question 9

What is an SPV?

Accepted Answer

A special-purpose vehicle is a legal entity formed to hold a single asset or transaction, so that its liabilities and economics are ring-fenced from everything else the sponsor does.

Question 10

What is the minimum investment?

Accepted Answer

It is set per offering and shown on that offering's page. There is no platform-wide minimum, and no amount is hardcoded across offerings.

Question 11

Who can invest?

Accepted Answer

Eligibility is configured per offering based on jurisdiction, investor type, entity or individual status, and any accreditation requirements that apply to that offering's structure. RealTIRR does not assume every visitor is eligible for every offering.

Question 12

Why do I need KYC?

Accepted Answer

Identity verification and anti-money-laundering screening are legal obligations for anyone facilitating investment. Investment cannot proceed until the required compliance steps are complete.

Question 13

How are returns generated?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the asset and business plan, returns may come from the sale of the property at exit and, where the asset is income-producing, from operating cash flow during the hold. Each offering states which applies.

Question 14

When are profits distributed?

Accepted Answer

Distribution timing is set by each offering's terms. RealTIRR does not promise monthly or any other distribution frequency unless a specific project legally and economically provides for it.

Question 15

What happens if the project loses money?

Accepted Answer

Investors can lose some or all of their capital. Losses are borne according to the entity's waterfall as set out in the governing documents.

Question 16

Can I sell my investment?

Accepted Answer

There is no secondary market for RealTIRR interests. Transfer restrictions apply, and investors should plan to hold until the project exits. Any future transfer capability would require legal approval before it is enabled.

Question 17

What happens when the property is sold?

Accepted Answer

Sale proceeds pay transaction costs and any debt, and the remainder is distributed to investors according to the offering's waterfall.

Question 18

What happens if construction costs increase?

Accepted Answer

Each offering includes a contingency inside its total project basis, and the scenario engine shows how the economics respond to renovation cost increases, exit price declines and schedule delays.