Investing in property has never been this easy.

More than a year ago, a group of property obsessed experts at EasyEquities HQ launched EasyProperties. A simple way for ordinary South Africans to invest in property with as little as R1. Taking away the hassle, admin and exorbitant costs that come with owning property.

In this episode, Dj @ Large hangs out with one of the founding partners at EasyProperties, Andrew Hartogh. Rewind back and press play to find out how EasyProperties has removed the complications and pain points that come with investing in exclusive properties. No need to manage tenants, find the right property in the right location at the right price nor apply for a home loan. Invest, earn property rental income, and benefit from positive property evaluations.

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DISCLAIMER: EasyProperties is a juristic representative of First World Trader (Pty) Ltd t/a EasyEquities which is an authorized Financial Services Provider (FSP number 22588). All trades on the EasyProperties platform are subject to the legal terms and conditions to which you agree to be bound. The EasyProperties platform enables users to invest in securities which includes whole shares and fractional share rights (FSRs). EasyProperties acts an agent for the issue of whole shares, where the investor is the registered owner of those shares, entitled to dividends, participation in corporate actions and all the economic benefits and risks associated with share ownership.

In respect of FSRs, EasyEquities acts as principal to a contract for difference issued to the investor, where the investor will have a contractual claim against EasyEquities to the economic benefits and risks associated with share ownership (price movements and dividends) without having ownership rights in the underlying share. Fractional share rights (FSRs) which are issued through a contract for difference, are an over the counter derivative. Unlike whole shares, FSRs do not carry any voting rights. As the investor makes further investments in FSRs and ultimately ends up with a whole share, the contract for difference is closed out and ownership whole share is delivered to the investor.

The availability of any share on the EasyProperties platform is based on various factors but is not an indication of value and does not mean that any share is an appropriate investment for you. The value of a share is not guaranteed. The value can go down as well as up due to variable market factors. An investor may not recoup the full amount invested. Past performance is not necessarily an indication of future performance. Examples and/or illustrations are not guaranteed and are provided for illustrative purposes only.