RENTAL INVESTMENTS
Invest in Rwanda Rental Properties
Own a Piece of Rwanda
Kanyinya Village Resort
Best for traditional investing
Our rating: 5 Star
Asset(s): Residential real estate
Investment minimum: $10,000
Accreditation requirement: Any investor​
Key Benefits
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Available to any investor
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Extremely easy to get started
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Has a low minimum investment
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Is generating consistent returns
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Is hyper-focused on one type of real estate
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The management company (Africa Investment Guide) only invests in residential properties — they invest in single-family homes, multifamily buildings, apartments, or commercial properties. It buys them for both long-term rentals and short-term (vacation) rentals.
Investing in Kanyinya Village Resort is a simple, 4-step process.
Here's how to do it:
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Browse property: Browse available apartments.
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Select an apartment: Choose an investment property.
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Buy shares: Determine an investment amount and buy shares. When you purchase a home within that community, you are given shares of stock, not a deed. It also gives you the right to occupy that particular apartment.
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Earn: Collect rental income and watch your investment appreciate as Africa Investment Guide manages your property for you.
Primary benefit: With just $10,000, anyone can start building a real estate investment
Ready to Get Started?
Contact Us today for complete information:
Ty Nichols
Africa Investment Guide
📞 +1(770)377-6025 U.S.
📞 +(250)781-565-448 Rwanda
How it Works
Fractional ownership is a creative way for investors to get into the real estate market. Imagine owning a slice of a plush vacation or rental property without taking on the whole cost of ownership. This investment opportunity essentially share property investment for the mass investor through affordability and manageability. I will cover what fractional ownership is, its advantages versus disadvantages.
What is Fractional Ownership in Real Estate?
Fractional ownership in real estate is a concept where property ownership is divided among several investors. Instead of buying an entire property, investors buy fractions of that property, which are usually between 1/8 and 1/2. The notion of shared ownership allows a single investor to afford high-value real estate without the large financial upfront costs normally required for owning an entire property.
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Basically, it’s sharing expenses and benefits that come with owning a property. Each investor owns a share of the property directly proportional to each invested amount. Ownership interest does not confine itself only to shares in the property but extends to its usage rights, rental income received, and appreciation. The structure of fractional home ownership is different, but most of it includes a formal agreement spelling out the rights of each owner, duties, and terms of usage.
Key Elements of Fractional Ownership
​Fractional ownership real estate allows someone to invest in prime properties and diversify a real estate portfolio without committing the full finances toward purchasing an independent property. This formula combines personal use with an excellent potential for income generation, hence an investment alternative attractive to your lifestyle and investment purposes.
Here are some key elements of fractional ownership homes:
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Ownership share: An investor gets a certain specified percentage of the property on top of a share of equity, usage rights, and income.
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Usage rights: Generally, owners have the right to use the property for a certain number of days or weeks per year. Again, this would depend upon the fraction of ownership interest and terms specified in the contract.
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Income and expenses: The owners share any income from the property, including any rental income, based on their proportional interest in the property. Likewise, expenses such as maintenance, property tax, or management fees are shared proportionately.
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Management and maintenance: The property is managed by a professional management company, Africa Investment Guide, which takes care of everyday operations, maintenance, and other administrative tasks, relieving owners of those responsibilities.
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Exit strategy: An owner may sell their share in the property after an agreed-upon holding period. In this fractional home ownership plan, there is a secondary market through which shares can be traded and the investors achieve liquidity.
Pros & Cons of Fractional Ownership
Fractional ownership has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Understanding these can help investors understand if this investment model supports their investment goals and preferences. Here are the key pros and cons of fractional ownership:
Pros
It has lower upfront investment costs.
You can share rental income and property appreciation, offering immediate returns and long-term value growth.
Shared financial burden lowers individual risk.
Cons
You have limited control and influence over property decisions.
Usage rights are divided among owners.
Property value and income can be influenced by market conditions.
What are your investment goals?
If you’re looking to generate a passive rental income stream, without having to be hands-on with property management, then this could be the right strategy for you. Fractional real estate investing leaves the property management in the hands of a company and generates consistent rental income for owners.
Ready to Get Started?
Contact Us today for complete information:
Ty Nichols
Africa Investment Guide
📞 +1(770)377-6025 U.S.
📞 +(250)781-565-448 Rwanda