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What is the anticipated holding period, and what happens to the property afterward?
What is the anticipated holding period, and what happens to the property afterward?
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Written by Kenneth Cason
Updated over a week ago

Each property has a unique anticipated hold period, but we typically estimate a timeline of 5-7 years for long term rentals and 5-15 for vacation rentals. During the hold period, we intend to distribute any Free Cash Flow in the form of dividend payments.

The determination of when to sell a property is made based on a series of relevant factors, including the prevailing and projected economic conditions, whether the property is anticipated to appreciate or decline substantially, and how any existing lease may impact the sales price we may receive. As a result, we may decide that it’s in the best interest of shareholders to sell a property earlier than five years or to hold a property for more than seven years.

Currently, investors should plan to hold their individual property shares for the full investment period until the property is sold and investors receive their proportional proceeds from the sale.

Arrived’s Secondary Market is coming in Summer 2025, providing investors with an opportunity for potential liquidity during the investment period. While this marketplace is being developed and has completed the SEC review process, there is no guarantee of when or if secondary trading will be available. To stay updated on future developments, submit your email to receive notifications.

For more details on the sale process, check out the resources below:

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