The Ruach Real Estate Investment team conducts thorough due diligence on each property, developer, and market conditions before listing projects. Furthermore, a power of sale agreement is signed on each project, giving Ruach Real Estate Investment Corporation the power to sell the property to recover funds, should there be any issue.

In real estate deals, investors’ money is backed against the property. To protect all parties involved, a legally binding contract or agreement is typically signed by each party. Common examples of such documents include joint venture (JV) agreements and promissory notes.

Investors contribute capital through an online platform, which connects them with developers, property owners, or other investors.

Real estate crowdfunding is a method of pooling funds from multiple investors to finance real estate projects. It allows individuals to invest in real estate without directly purchasing or managing the properties.

Investors can make money from real estate crowdfunding through equity crowdfunding or debt crowdfunding, Equity Crowdfunding: Investors subscribe to a property or project and earn returns through rental income, appreciation, or profit sharing when the property is sold. Debt crowdfunding: Investors lend money to property owners or developers in exchange for fixed interest payments over time, similar to a mortgage lender.

A REIT is a publicly traded or privately held company that owns, operates, or finances income-generating real estate. Investors buy shares of the REIT, similar to stocks, and earn returns through dividends and appreciation. REIG is a private investment group where members pool funds to buy, manage, and profit from real estate. These groups typically focus on rental properties, development projects, or fix and flip deals.