Key takeaways
You earn monthly rental income after expenses, credited directly to your Stake wallet.
You can withdraw or reinvest your earnings anytime on the platform.
At the end of the term, you receive your share of the sale, and the investment is closed.
Once you’ve invested in a property through Stake, you’ll start earning rental income, credited directly to your Stake wallet.
How rental income works
We aim to distribute rental dividends monthly. These payouts are calculated after deducting all property-related expenses, including:
- Service charges
- Property management fees
- Stake’s annual administrative fee
- Maintenance costs
- Insurance
- Any additional SPV-related expenses
Keep in mind: dividend amounts may vary based on maintenance needs or occupancy status.
Where your income goes
Once processed, your share of the rental income appears as available balance in your Stake wallet. From there, you can:
- Withdraw to your registered bank account
- Reinvest into another property or fund on the platform
What happens at the end of the investment term
When the investment period ends, the property is sold. After transaction-related costs are deducted, your share of the sale proceeds is distributed based on your SPV ownership. At that point:
- Your investment is officially redeemed
- The SPV is closed
It’s that simple. Stake handles the complexities so you can focus on growing your portfolio.

About the author
With a background in client success, user education and fintech onboarding, Raahym turns frequently asked questions into clear, actionable answers. At Stake, he ensures every investor, new or seasoned, feels confident navigating property investment. From app walkthroughs to policy updates, Raahym’s content is grounded in transparency and trust.
Raahym Malik
Client Experience Manager