by landbitt | Aug 9, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide
TL;DR: Yes, you can invest in real estate with your first salary. In India’s fractional real estate model, you can start with as little as 1 sq. ft. of property value or Rs. 20,000 — whichever is higher — through a Trust/SPV structure under the Indian Trusts...
by landbitt | Aug 5, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: Fractional real estate investments in India generate three main tax events: rental income distributions, capital gains on exit, and TDS deducted at source. The applicable rates depend on whether you are a resident or NRI investor, how long you held the...
by landbitt | Aug 2, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: NRIs can invest in fractional real estate in India under FEMA, 1999 provisions that permit NRI investment in immovable property. However, the legal structure of the fractional platform determines exactly how NRI investment works, what repatriation rules apply,...
by landbitt | Jul 29, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Investment Comparisons
TL;DR: Landbitt, PropShare, hBits, and Strata all offer fractional real estate investment in India, but they operate under different legal structures and regulatory frameworks. Consequently, the comparison that matters most is not about project listings or returns —...
by landbitt | Jul 26, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Investment Comparisons, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: SEBI’s SM REIT framework and the Trust/SPV fractional ownership model are two legally distinct structures for real estate investment in India. Consequently, when SEBI introduced the SM REIT category in 2023, it did not replace or regulate Trust/SPV...
by landbitt | Jul 22, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: Fractional real estate ownership in India carries real risks — including platform insolvency, illiquidity, title disputes, and unclear exit routes. Understanding these risks helps you vet platforms properly and protect your investment. Landbitt structures...
