For Property Owners
More control over how much you offer.
For real-estate projects, recorded title is generally held by an SPV LLC for recording purposes and management of the asset. Tokens may be recorded on a blockchain and represent fractional ownership interests in the LLC or other applicable entity structure—not direct recorded title to the underlying property—unless expressly stated in the project documents.
01 — Entity structure
Place title in the right vehicle
An existing or newly formed SPV LLC generally holds recorded title, subject to the project’s financing, legal structure, governing documents, and applicable law. The entity supports ownership, management, reporting, and asset operations.
02 — Tokenized interests
Offer fractional ownership interests
Tokens may represent fractional ownership interests in the applicable LLC or other entity structure. Token terms, investor rights, distributions, governance, and transfer restrictions are defined by the applicable documents.
03 — Retained position
Structure the amount you retain
An owner may explore a partial or full offering of entity interests. Whether the owner retains operating control or other rights depends on the final entity documents, offering terms, and legal structure.
04 — Capital planning
Plan equity release carefully
Potential proceeds may support improvements, reserves, a next acquisition, or other project objectives. No capital raise, valuation, subscription level, or investor demand is guaranteed.
05 — Operations after closing
Keep the asset supported
Property management, reporting, vendor coordination, and asset administration continue after a transaction. They may be handled by a qualified property manager, operating provider, sponsor, or Capstone Admin Services, as appropriate.
06 — Qualified providers
Use the right specialists
Legal, tax, securities, broker-dealer, escrow, custody, transfer-agent, and other regulated functions are handled by the responsible issuer and qualified providers under their own agreements.