The process

How investing with Yield works

Four simple steps from sign-up to distributions. No real estate experience required — we do the heavy lifting, you build the portfolio.

Four steps

Join, browse, invest, earn

A streamlined path designed to get you invested in minutes and keep you informed for the life of every deal.

Investor signing up on a laptop
1

Join

Create a free account in minutes and complete a quick suitability and identity check. No commitment required to browse.

Browsing real estate deals
2

Browse

Explore vetted opportunities with full data rooms — projected ROI, underwriting models, market reports, and sponsor track records.

Reviewing an investment on a tablet
3

Invest

Commit from as little as $5,000, e-sign your documents, and fund securely. Your ownership is recorded and visible in your dashboard.

Apartment building generating rental income
4

Earn

Receive quarterly distributions from rental income, plus your share of appreciation when the property is sold or refinanced.

Transparent fees

Simple, aligned pricing

We earn when you earn. No hidden charges, no surprise costs — every fee is disclosed up front in each deal's documents.

Fee Amount When it applies
Platform fee 0.85% / year On invested capital, charged from distributions
Acquisition fee 1.0% one-time At the time a property is acquired
Performance fee 15% of profit Only after investors receive an 8% preferred return
Account fee $0 No fee to open or maintain your account
Questions

Frequently asked questions

The essentials investors ask before getting started. Need more? Our investor relations team is one message away.

Most of our offerings are open to both accredited and non-accredited U.S. investors aged 18 or older. A few deals are limited to accredited investors — each listing states its eligibility clearly.

Minimums start at $5,000 per deal, though some institutional-style offerings require $15,000 to $25,000. You can spread capital across multiple deals to diversify.

Most properties distribute rental income quarterly via direct deposit. When a property is sold or refinanced, you receive your share of the proceeds, including any appreciation.

Real estate is a long-term, illiquid asset. Investments are generally held for the stated hold period (typically 5–8 years). Plan to keep your capital invested for the full term.

Every deal passes through market analysis, sponsor background checks, third-party appraisals, and conservative underwriting before our investment committee approves it. We pass on more than 96% of what we review.

Ready to put your money to work?

Open your free account and browse this week's vetted opportunities.

Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results.