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Vessel Tutorial
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      Introduction to Vessel
    • Tutorial of Math
      • Equity Sharing Percentage
      • Interim Home Value
      • Annual Income & Yield
      • Conversion to Equity
      • Owner-Caused Value Changes
      • Financial Model
      • Yield Percentage
    • Other Aspects
      • Legal Structure of Investments
      • Contract Length
      • Method of Securing Investment
      • What if Vessel fails?
      • Reselling Investments
      • Vessel's Fees
      • Benefits
      • Investor requirements
    • Comparison to Alternatives
      • For Homeowners
        • Second Mortgages
        • Selling Property
        • Point, Unison, Noah, etc.
        • Reverse Mortgages
      • For Investors
        • REITs
        • Real Estate Crowfunding
        • Buying Investment Property

Introduction to Vessel

is a "home equity exchange" that lets owners of residential properties sell "shares" of the value of their properties to investors, who get and in return.

For property owners, Vessel is an to getting a or . For people with money to invest, it is an to or .
The following are the key components of how Vessel investments work:
These concepts are all brought together through our .
Other components worth understanding:
10.
A simple example (click the arrow next to “View Example” below) and the demonstrate how the math of this program works in practice. You may to go over the financial model and discuss this entire program.
First Topic:

View Example

To offer a rough idea of how these investments work, see the example below, which shows results in different scenarios. As can be seen, as the property value (appreciation) increases, the annual payments and proceeds to investors from sale increase as well.

Assumptions

$
1000000
($1m)
: $
100000
($100k)
:
5
%
:
10
Results
Depreciation (-2%/year)
$817,073
No Home Value Change
$1,000,000
Appreciation (+5%/year)
$1,628,895
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