Dr. Daniel Moses Advocates Fractional Real Estate Ownership

Dr. Daniel Moses, chairman and founder of Property Wealth Corporation and Cross Border Consult International, promotes structured fractional real estate ownership as a means to make property investment more accessible to Nigerians, Africans, and the diaspora. With over two decades of experience in the United Kingdom and having raised over £2.5 million in investor capital, Moses argues that the challenge lies not just in accessing capital but in organizing fragmented capital into productive assets.
He emphasizes that traditional property ownership models require individuals to accumulate enough money to buy entire properties, which is often unattainable. Moses proposes that groups can come together to own quality assets through structured collective ownership, which includes defined assets, legal documentation, clear ownership rights, governance, financial reporting, and professional management.
This approach could lower the capital barrier to participation in property ownership, addressing the disparity between rising property prices and stagnant incomes.
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