What is Reinvest
Understanding Auto-Reinvestment
Auto-reinvestment is an optional feature that may be offered for eligible accounts and offerings. Where it is enabled, eligible income is used to purchase additional shares in the same property instead of moving those funds to an available payout flow. This can help grow your holdings over time through compounding.
How Compound Returns Work
When you reinvest your income, your new shares also generate income in subsequent months. This creates a snowball effect: each month you earn slightly more because you own more shares, and that additional income buys even more shares. Over years, compound growth can significantly outperform simple interest, especially on properties with stable occupancy.
Enabling Reinvestment
If auto-reinvestment is available for your account, the relevant controls are shown in your portfolio settings or in the property flow. The exact setup can vary by property, account status, and current product configuration. When an eligible income event occurs, the product applies the reinvestment flow shown to you at that time.
Flexibility and Control
Reinvestment is entirely optional. When it is enabled for your account and property, you can turn it on or off without penalty. If you need liquidity, disable reinvestment and review the payout options currently shown in your account. You can also partially reinvest by adjusting the percentage of eligible income allocated to reinvestment.
Example Scenario
Suppose you invest €1,000 in a property with an illustrative 8% projected APR. In the first year, that would imply approximately €80 in projected income before any fees, operating changes, or variance in occupancy. If reinvestment is enabled and available for that offering, those proceeds could buy additional shares and increase future exposure. This is a simplified example for understanding compounding and not a promise of actual performance.