TESSAIC
Asset class · Residential Rental
Every residential table co-owns a collection: a small set of identified apartments, each one named and on the register before the table opens. Co-owners hold equal fractions across the whole collection, so every owner holds a piece of every home, and no one holds more than half of any single property.
Collections open in three sizes. The discipline never changes: identified properties, a small table of equal co-owners, one manager under a written agreement, and an independent annual appraisal setting the floor for transfers. Property counts vary with each home's intrinsic value; the pack lists every address.
Tier I
$500,000
gross collection value
The first table. A named collection of city apartments in proven rental districts, co-owned in equal fractions.
Every property in the collection is identified and on the register before the table opens. No one holds more than half of any single property.
Tier II
$1,000,000
gross collection value
A broader collection across two or more districts, blending established addresses with rising ones.
Every property in the collection is identified and on the register before the table opens. No one holds more than half of any single property.
Tier III
$2,000,000
gross collection value
The flagship table. Premium homes and commercial spaces, held together and managed as one estate.
Every property in the collection is identified and on the register before the table opens. No one holds more than half of any single property.
A professional manager handles tenants, rent collection, and maintenance across the collection. Each quarter, co-owners receive net rental income after operating costs, into their own account, with a full statement. A maintenance reserve is held and refunded on exit.
This is why we hold homes in collections. In a single owned apartment, one empty month costs you all your rent. Across a co-owned building of many units, one vacancy is a fraction of the whole. Spreading tenancy risk across units is how the model steadies income. This describes how buildings behave, not a promise about any interest.
100%
One apartment, one vacancy: all of the rent stops.
2.5%
One of forty, one vacancy: a fraction of the whole.
Properties currently held for the residential collections. Every address publishes in the ownership pack for its tier.
TESSAIC · BKK1, Phnom Penh
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TESSAIC · Sihanoukville
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