Frequently asked questions
What is investing with Brickstarter?
We select and analyze every opportunity so that you only have to choose which one to take part in. Brickstarter pre-finances the operation and makes it available to investors, and shares in the project's results alongside them.
Why invest in tourist apartments?
Tourist rentals earn income per night rather than per month, which in high-demand areas can translate into higher income per square meter than traditional renting, although with higher management costs. In exchange, they require daily management, license compliance and sustained occupancy, which is not guaranteed. We manage directly or through a management company.
Investing in this product carries a risk of total or partial loss of the invested capital. Past or estimated returns do not guarantee future returns.
Why invest in coliving?
Room-by-room rentals (coliving) may, depending on the property, differ from traditional renting and from tourist apartments:
A) Income that in some cases may be higher than with traditional renting.
B) An acquisition cost that may be lower than for a tourist apartment, as these properties do not need to be in such premium locations.
C) Management costs that may be lower than those of a tourist apartment, and less seasonality.
D) Temporary rentals that can make it easier to manage non-payment, although they do not remove the risk of non-payment.
The result depends on each property and is not guaranteed.
Past or estimated returns do not guarantee future returns. Investing involves a risk of total or partial loss of the invested capital.
What does Brickstarter offer compared with buying an apartment on your own?
Three things that are expensive and slow when done separately: the prior analysis that rules out most of the properties we look at, the renovation and start-up of operations, and the day-to-day management of the rental — licenses, channels, cleaning, incidents and accounting. In addition, the minimum investment amount lets you spread your investment across several properties instead of concentrating it in one.