Manage Your Real Estate Partnerships
In One Place
Software to manage, buy, and sell any property
with multiple people.
Own Real Estate With Up To 50 People In a Group
Fair governance, voting, and payments all in one simple dashboard.
$709,150
Total Amount Commited To Purchase Properties
3
Total Properties With Commitments
Co-owning Real Estate Marketplace
A Marketplace Built For Co-Owning & Partnering to Buy Real Estate
Together is a marketplace for co-owning real estate. We make it easy to find people to co-own real estate with, and to manage the process of co-owning real estate.
Community Engagement:
Connect with fellow investors, share insights, and explore co-ownership opportunities within our vibrant community.
Co-Buying Dealflow:
Access a curated list of co-buying opportunities, including properties and investment deals.
Specialized Financial Tools:
Utilize advanced financial tools to analyze investment opportunities, calculate returns, and manage your portfolio.
Legal
We provide you with the legal documents you need to split the mortgage with your co-buyers, and manage the property together.
Management
Get your properties rented out and manage your tenants requests on your dashboard.
Payments
Hook up your existing bank account and start receiving payments from your tenants.
Frequently Asked Questions
About buying a house with multiple people
You can get started buying homes with other people in may ways. Together is a service that allows you to co-own properties with anyone. Sign up for Together here.
Some websites will charge you to look at their registry, MLS, or marketplace. Together has a free marketplace for co-buying real estate View Marketplace Depending on the service that you use to co own real estate with will dramatically affect the amount it costs to get started. You also need to keep in mind how many people you are splitting the property with. Typically you can get started buying real estate this way with as few as 3 people, and as little as $5,000 to get started.
Right now, all groups are expected to bring their own bank account for rent payments.
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