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Current MRM opportunities.

Only opportunities with information ready to review appear here. If nothing is published, you can ask to hear when the next one is prepared.

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Only complete opportunities are published

Two

Property ownership and fixed return

Live deals

What is available right now.

Each deal is published with the property, the lease and the figures behind it. A deal listed here is one MRM is placing at the moment, not an example.

Which route suits you

What each route gives you.

Both put capital into the same UK property operation. They differ in what you end up holding, and in how much of the process you take on.

Property ownership

For capital that can sit in a building.

The title is registered in your name at the Land Registry, so you own the asset itself
Income arrives under a lease with a named local authority or housing association
Sourcing, refurbishment and placing the lease are handled for you
You keep any growth in the property's value
You can sell the property when you choose
Every figure and document is shown before you commit

Fixed return

For capital that wants a defined end date.

A defined return and a defined term, both set out in writing before you commit
No property to buy, so no conveyancing, survey or refurbishment to sit through
You are not funding a purchase price, so the entry point is lower
Nothing to hold and nothing to manage
Your capital is returned at the end of the term
The terms are talked through on a call before anything is signed

Capital is at risk on both routes. On the fixed-return route your money is committed for the whole term and cannot usually be withdrawn early.

Where this sits

The ownership of property, without the workload.

How direct ownership through MRM compares with the options most people weigh it against.

Comparison	Property ownership	Fixed return
You own the property itself	Yes	No
Your name on the legal title	Yes	No
Day-to-day work	None	None
Who carries the tenant	Institutional lessee	Not applicable
What you hold	A specific building	A written agreement
Access to your capital	Sell the asset when you choose	Committed for the term

Neither route removes risk. Property values can fall, property is not a liquid asset, and capital placed for a fixed term cannot usually be withdrawn early.

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