► Realising your investment
All investors should understand how they can realise any investment and the Joint Equity Scheme is no different.
A Joint Equity investment should be considered medium to long term. Therefore, Joint Equity is not a suitable investment if you will need to get at your cash quickly.
However, there are a number of exit opportunities.
► Owner security
As the Joint Equity Scheme provides the Owner-Partner with security of tenure it is therefore unreasonable for the Investor-Partner to be able to require the Owner-Partner to sell his home. If you find this difficult to accept then the Joint Equity Scheme is not a suitable investment route for you.
► A market for Joint Equity Shares
We believe that a liquid internal market will develop in re-sales and trading of investments, once the numbers of Investor-Partners reaches a critical mass.
► Exit Route 3: The Investor-Partner can increase the size of the mortgage
The Investor-Partner can gain access to up to 85% of their capital by increasing the size of their loan on the property.
We do not hide the fact that the bias of decision-making about when to sell the property is towards the Owner-Partner.
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