Ownership and economics
Know what you would own.
Understand what you would own—and how outcomes are determined—before making any investment decision.
Direct property ownership vs. entity interest
You may hold direct title to a property, or you may hold an interest in a property-specific entity (such as an LLC or SPV). The structure determines your rights, obligations, and tax treatment.
Rental distributions vs. gross rental revenue
Gross rental income is the total rent collected. Net distributable cash is what remains after operating costs, financing, fees, reserves, and applicable taxes. Distributions depend on the offering documents.
Development projects vs. operating assets
Development-stage projects carry construction and completion risk. Operating assets may generate income but carry vacancy, market, and maintenance risk. Each has a different risk and return profile.
Fees, taxes, financing, and reserves
Offering-level fees, property operating expenses, financing costs, taxes, and reserve allocations all reduce net investor outcomes. Review the offering documents for the complete fee structure.
No guarantees
Aasthi does not promise monthly income, guaranteed appreciation, guaranteed liquidity, or fixed exits. Currency exposure, holding periods, and transfer restrictions all affect outcomes. Review all offering-specific documents and consult qualified advisors before investing.
Ownership and investment economics
How a U.S. property investment may generate returns.
Potential outcomes can come from rental distributions, property sale proceeds, and currency movements. Each is distinct, and none is guaranteed.
How costs may reduce gross rent to net cash
Two possible paths
Currency movements can raise or lower your INR outcome
Illustrative. Actual structure is defined in each offering's documents.
Total rent collected before any costs are deducted.
No guarantees
Aasthi does not promise monthly payouts, capital appreciation, dollar appreciation, fixed yields, or guaranteed exits. USD exposure does not eliminate currency risk.
Gross rental income
Total rent collected before any costs are deducted.
Net distributable cash
What remains after operating costs, financing, fees, reserves, and applicable taxes.
Unrealized valuation changes
Paper gains or losses based on estimated property value — not cash in hand.
Realized sale proceeds
Cash returned when a property is actually sold, after transaction costs.
Investor returns after fees and taxes
Your actual outcome once all offering-level fees and personal tax obligations are applied.
No guarantees
Aasthi does not promise monthly payouts, capital appreciation, dollar appreciation, fixed yields, or guaranteed exits. USD exposure does not eliminate currency risk.
Have questions about a specific offering?
Find your investment path or apply for access to review offering-specific documents.