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The PropertyGRID platform is provided by PropertyGRID, a tokenized real estate investment company registered in Florida. The securitization activities on the PropertyGRID platform are facilitated by various securitization SPVs (the Issuers), all of which are 100% subsidiaries of PropertyGRID. These Issuers are not subject to supervision by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation for their securitization activities. The Issuers rely on an exemption under The Prospectus Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2017/1129, (12)), applicable to offers of securities to the public with a total consideration in the Union of less than EUR 1,000,000 calculated over a period of 12 months. Member States should not extend the obligation to draw up a prospectus in accordance with this Regulation to offers of securities to the public with a total consideration below that threshold.

Important Notice:

It is essential to assess whether the investments available on the PropertyGRID platform align with your financial objectives. We strongly recommend conducting a thorough evaluation of both the potential risks and opportunities associated with these investments. Investment inherently carries risks, including market volatility, return variability, liquidity concerns, and the possibility of vacancies. The value of your investment may decrease, resulting in a partial or complete loss of funds invested through PropertyGRID. Past performance should not be relied upon as a dependable indicator of future performance. Gross rent, interest, and potential appreciation may fall short of initial estimates.