FAQs
What are property bonds?
Property bonds are secured loans where investors fund developers in exchange for fixed returns over a set period. They offer high-yield, passive income without direct property ownership.
Are property bonds safer than buy-to-let?
Yes, secured property bonds often have lower risk than buy-to-let because they don’t require tenants and are backed by real assets, reducing exposure to market fluctuations.
How do developers find undervalued properties?
They often target distressed properties, mismanaged assets, and rezoning opportunities, adding value through refurbishment, extensions, or repurposing for higher yields.
What returns can I expect from property bonds?
Property bonds typically offer fixed returns between 8-17% per year, depending on the developer, project, and risk level. Secured bonds provide lower risk by being asset-backed
Why do developers use property bonds instead of bank loans?
Property bonds offer faster, more flexible funding, allowing developers to act quickly on deals that banks might take months to approve.