I’m sitting here thinking about fractional ownership. How does this investment look in an individual profile? Does it lose value or appreciate in value? In researching this subject I found that an investor could be a partial or fractional owner without paying the full price. You are splitting the cost of ownership with a few others. You can invest in a jet, home, yacht, exotic cars, vineyard or condo. You can own a piece or unit of property and share in this investment with 10 or more people. Fractional ownership saves one on maintenance, landscaping, rentals, and insurance cost. I would consider this a good deal. You stay on your property you own for a specified time throughout the year.

In addition, unlike a timeshare you can use the residence for a specified amount of time, but you have no title or deed. With fractional ownership you can sell your share for the market value price. This fractional interest can also be treated as a second home. You can buy a quarter share, 1/8 share or 1/6 share in the property or unit. In some group fractional units if you are not able to use the specified week you have, you can get 1/2 or up to 70 percent of the money back. Just think you can sell your shares or pass it on in a will to your family. Your family can live in a million dollar home without paying close to the full price. I believe fractional ownership to be a good investment in a portfolio.



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