No, you don’t need to contact the other co-owners directly because NOMADU takes care of everything! We will take care of all administrative tasks, including the coordination of all co-owners. You simply enjoy your property without worries.

There are several ways you can make money from real estate. Here are some of the most common:
1/ Rental: some properties can also be rented out to tourists in order to generate rental income from the property.
2/ Valuation: the properties offered by us are in locations with a high potential for property price growth. This means that you can later sell the property for a higher price than you bought it for.
3/ Buying a share: statistically, your share will increase in value and you can sell it at any time for a profit.

Not at all. NOMADU co-ownership differs from Time Share in the following and quite important ways:
With NOMADU, you own part of the house (not just the right to spend time there). You own an equity interest in the home and can benefit from any appreciation in property value over time. In contrast, with a TIMESHARE, you only own the right to use the property, usually for a certain period of time each year.
To sell a Timeshare, you must try to sell it back to the operator who sold it to you, which often results in a loss compared to your purchase price. Timeshare properties are typically hotel rooms or resort units, while NOMADU properties are self-contained vacation homes in prime locations selected by our experts.

The purchase price of the share includes:
-Purchase costs (land transfer tax, notary, legal structure, our commission)
-Legal advice when buying real estate
-Interior design including quality furniture
-Complex interior equipment down to the teaspoon
-Legal and tax structuring of NOMADU co-ownership
-Consultation