Investor protection is built into our structure. All investors are repaid their initial capital first before the developer or management team takes any profits. That means we don’t make money until you do.

The waterfall is the order in which money is distributed at the end of a project:
1. Return of capital – Investors get their principal back first.
2. Preferred return – Investors receive their targeted returns (for example, 30–40% over 12–18 months).
3. Profit share – After investors are fully repaid, profits are split between investors and the developer.

This ensures investors are always prioritized before the developer benefits.

You can choose between:
1. Early Exit (12–18 months) – Sell your shares when we bring in construction capital, typically realizing a 30–40% return.
2. Long-Term Hold (3–5 years) – Stay in through completion. You share in profits from residential sales, commercial operations, and hotel/resort management, with projected above 30% YOY returns.

Our contracts are structured to give flexibility. If timelines extend, investors remain secured in the project with first capital protection intact. You still have the same priority in the waterfall — capital back first, then returns.

Real estate is not as liquid as stocks, but we give investors a planned liquidity point at the hard capital raise stage (12–18 months). At that time, you can either exit with your return or roll forward for higher long-term gains.

Yes. Every project is tied to a secured land deal in Bali. Investor funds are applied only to that specific project’s soft costs, and the underlying land is contractually secured before investor money is accepted.