How it works

One estate. One LLP. Its partners decide.

Every estate is held by its own Limited Liability Partnership. You hold units in that partnership; the partnership holds the land and the buildings.

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The doctrine first, then the arithmetic that has to survive it. Four chapters: what you own, how you become a partner, where the money goes, and how partners decide, use the estate and leave.

Chapter 1What you own

A unit is a fixed share of one estate's LLP. Each estate sets its own: how large a share a unit is, what it costs, and the most one partner may hold. They differ, so they are read estate by estate from each offering's record, never stated once for all.

EstateOne unit isUnits in allMost one partner may holdA unit costs
Seaside Confluence10% of the equity105 units₹40 L
SlowSpace Creek5% of the equity208 units₹62.5 L

Getaway Collective holds none of the equity in any estate. What it does at each estate, and what it is paid, are stated in that estate's own terms.

Chapter 2Becoming a partner

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From signing in to becoming a partner
16 stages, resumable at every one
Read all 16 stages
  1. Discover
  2. Eligibility
  3. Identity
  4. Address
  5. Tax residency
  6. Source of funds
  7. Suitability
  8. Risk profile
  9. Documents
  10. Screening
  11. Accreditation
  12. Review
  13. Decision
  14. Issued
  15. Annual review
  16. Profile

About fifteen working days from a complete file.

Months until a unit can move
DepositSettlementTransfer opens

At Seaside Confluence: deposit ₹1,00,000, refundable in full until the Vehicle Agreement is signed · lock-in 36 months from financial close. Each estate states its own.

Chapter 3Where the money goes

Revenue flows through six stages, in order, each a share of the estate's gross revenue, and the six always add up to exactly 100%: nothing leaves outside them. There is no preferred return, no catch-up and no carried interest, so no class of investor is paid ahead of the others and no one takes a performance fee on top.

Each stage's share of an estate's gross revenue, in order
StageSeaside Confluence
1 · Operator35%
2 · Brand15%
3 · Admin reserve2.5%
4 · Sinking fund2.5%
5 · Debt service23.08%
6 · To partners21.92%
Total100%

Shares of gross revenue, paid in this order. Each estate's offering letter states its own and governs.

One estate states its waterfall differently. SlowSpace Creek sets out an order of payment, with the bank ahead of every partner and no share fixed in advance; its page shows the order.

The same shares, drawn and applied to each estate's modelled revenue. The amounts are an illustration, not a forecast.

Reaches partners
21.92%
Illustration
Operator35%₹1.14 Cr
Brand15%₹49.2 L
Admin reserve2.5%₹8.2 L
Sinking fund2.5%₹8.2 L
Debt service23.08%₹75.8 L
To partners21.92%₹72 L

Illustration: the shares applied to a modelled gross revenue of ₹3.28 Cr a year. Not a forecast; the offering letter governs.

Chapter 4Deciding, using and leaving

Deciding. Votes are weighted by equity, never one partner, one vote. Resolutions are recorded in a register that is append-only: a correction is a new entry, never an edit.

Equity voting for
68%

Votes are weighted by equity, never one partner, one vote.

Using the estate. Nights follow your position; they are an incident of ownership, never the product. The rule that allocates them is not yet decided and each offering letter will state it, so the figures below are an illustration only.

Capital₹40 L
Share of equity10.0%
Vote weight10.0%
Nights a year · illustration18–21

Nights are an illustration: the estate's night pool shared in proportion to equity. The rule that allocates nights is not yet decided; each offering letter will state it. Nights begin: Handover, Jan 2028.

Leaving. There is no public market for units. After the lock-in, partners can post units on a noticeboard that other partners see first; it is not a market, and nothing guarantees a buyer.

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