Valuation, buyer matching, transfer deed, payout. The mechanics of leaving, written before you need them.
Every co-ownership conversation eventually arrives at the same question: how do I get out, if I need to? Here is the honest, unembellished answer.
The mechanism
From year three onward, you may offer your share for resale. Your share is first offered to existing co-owners in the same SPV, at a price set through an independent valuation of the underlying asset at that time. If no co-owner takes it up within a defined window, it opens to the wider Fraxxo owner network, and after that, to the open market.
The part that matters most
Fractional real estate is less liquid than a stock or a mutual fund. Finding a buyer for your specific share may take time — there is no guarantee of an immediate sale, and no guarantee of the price you'll get, because land and villa values move with the market, not with our brochure. Anyone telling you a fractional share is as liquid as listed equity is not being straight with you, and we would rather lose the sale than make that claim.
What we do control
- A transparent, independent valuation rather than a number we set ourselves.
- A clear order of who gets first refusal.
- No hidden exit fees buried in fine print — the costs involved are disclosed upfront, before you ever buy in.
Three years is also a deliberate floor, not an arbitrary rule. It exists because land, orchards, and hospitality operations take time to establish a real track record — a fair exit price needs an asset that has actually been running long enough to be valued honestly, rather than guessed at from a launch brochure.
If you are weighing an exit, or just want to understand the mechanics before you ever need them, message us on WhatsApp — we would rather explain this once, clearly, than have you find out the details only when you need them.
