by landbitt | Jul 19, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: If a fractional real estate platform shuts down, what happens to your investment depends entirely on the legal structure underneath it. When a Trust or SPV holds the property separately from the platform’s operating company, that property does not...
by landbitt | Jul 15, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: Fractional real estate is safe when the underlying legal structure, asset documentation, and platform governance are sound. In India, an SPV model under the Indian Trusts Act, 1882 segregates investor profit rights from the platform’s operational...
by landbitt | Jul 12, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: Fractional real estate investment in India is legal. Two frameworks govern it: the SEBI SM REIT framework (exchange-listed, SEBI-regulated) and the SPV model (governed by the Indian Trusts Act, 1882). Neither framework prohibits fractional investment. However,...
by landbitt | Jul 8, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: The Indian Trusts Act, 1882 is the legal foundation behind Trust-based fractional real estate investment in India. Under this Act, a named Trustee holds immovable property on behalf of beneficiaries under a written Trust deed. As a result, investors in...
by landbitt | Jul 5, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
Quick answer: SPV stands for Special Purpose Vehicle. In real estate, an SPV is a separate legal entity created to hold one specific property or project, so that the asset, its income and its liabilities stay ring-fenced from everything else the sponsor owns....
by landbitt | Jun 28, 2026 | Fractional Ownership Guide, Legal & Risk Awareness
TL;DR: To verify a fractional real estate platform in India, check five things: legal structure (Trust or SPV), asset segregation from the platform’s balance sheet, KYC/AML compliance, underlying asset documentation, and what protects your holding if the...
