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FAQs
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What is Collablink's investment concept?
Collablink introduces a revolutionary approach to real estate investment by capitalizing on the substantial profit potential between the pre-launch stage and handover stage of properties developed by renowned builders. Investors collectively invest during the pre-launch phase when prices are lower. As properties progress towards completion, their value appreciates significantly. Collablink then seeks suitable offers to ensure maximum returns. If the majority of investors agree to the sale at the offered price, Collablink proceeds with the sale and distributes the profit among investors after deducting a nominal commission. -
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How much do I need to pay every month?
This will vary depending on the project. The payment plan will be provided during the project launch -
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What if I need to exit midway?
Shareholders can sell their shares at any time to another buyer. As the share value tends to increase over time, shareholders usually exit with a good profit even when they exit midway through the project. -
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How am I legally protected?
Each project will be operated under a dedicated Private Limited Company, which will register an authorized capital equivalent to the project value with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA). Shares will be allocated to investors based on their payments received. Eventually, each shareholder will hold shares in this Private Limited Company proportionate to their investment. The property will be considered an asset of the company and will be sold when a suitable offer is received -
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What is a suitable offer?
There is ideally an 18 to 24 month lock-in period with the builder, after which the builder would not have any inventory. During this period, they will provide leads of potential buyers. Simultaneously, we have the option to explore external interest, and if we come across an appealing offer, it will be discussed with our shareholders. If more than 50% of shares vote in favor of the offer, we will proceed to finalize the deal. Any offer accepted by over 50% of shares will be deemed as "Suitable Offer"