People (adults) over 18 years old who hold a bank account. Before investing, clients must confirm their identity and choose one of the payment systems – Paysera or Mangopay.
InRento is a crowdfunding platform for buy-to-let rental properties, offering investment opportunities and alternative loans. Regulated by the Bank of Lithuania.
InRento is a buy-to-let crowdfunding platform that allows investors to invest in carefully selected rental properties easily.
People (adults) over 18 years old who hold a bank account. Before investing, clients must confirm their identity and choose one of the payment systems – Paysera or Mangopay.
InRento clients are not subject to any investment fees when investing in fixed-interest rate projects on the primary market.
Investors are only subject to a 2% secondary market fee if an investor decides to sell their investment to another investor before the loan is repaid.
In addition, if the project owner is non-compliant with financial obligations and is late on interest payments for investors, InRento charges a 0.1% loan administration fee on the late interest penalty.
Finally, InRento projects in which investors have a variable capital gain or, in other words, a share of the profits, will be subject to an accounting fee.
Inrento offers to invest in various crowdfunding opportunities from the Real estate sector.
At Inrento, you can start investing with €500.
The investment models Inrento operates is Buy-to-let.
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