How to place your project into trust management

As a developer, especially that of a real estate not being the main place of residence for the owners and being located in the popular recreation areas, you can be interested in the scheme of arrangement of the sales based on the shared use of each real estate unit at your development. Whereas such organization of the sales presupposes the raise in the cost of the project (usually within 0.5-0.7% per each million Euro of the sales), it allows to raise the circle of the potential buyers exponentially.

Herewith, there’s no limitation for the property share from the total volume of your development that could be transferred to trust management in favor of the co-owners. You can admit the solution that only one of several buildings or only 10-20-50% of the space will be used for the shared ownership.

Necessary and, perhaps, the only condition for the organization of fractional sales is a clear and unambiguous separation of full ownership for the real estate transferred to the trust management. Such rights should be valid, completely free from existing or future encumbrances.

When implementing the scheme of joint ownership of such real estate, a legal entity will be registered, the equivalent owners of which will be the trust and the developer. Fraction real estate will be re-registered for such company and then the trustee can proceed with the distribution and control of the rights to use such real estate in favor of the developer's clients.

If you are a developer and want to learn more about how trust management can increase your sales and what additional benefits, including tax reduction such a scheme grants, write us a letter with brief description of your development project and what advantages you would like to receive through the use of trust management of this building, in whole or in part.



 We appreciate possessing our own area for the rest

Before becoming the members of Alliance Family Club, we had a few years of vacationing, buying trips from a tour operator. We shudder at the memories of our last trip to Turkey by this tour operator. We were brought to the hotel, but were denied its services, because it turned out that the tour operator had not transferred the money for accommodation. This was exactly the moment when this operator went bankrupt, and thousands of families were in the same situation in Turkey, Egypt and other countries. After all this, of course, we liked the idea of owning our own accommodation in the Club, wherever we went on vacation. Moreover, it is especially nice to know that thanks to the trust management of Global Actual Services we are protected from the influence of any force majeure.

The Gritsenkos family (Ukraine)
The members of the club, the owners of T2