Block out
OPTION 01Purchase property and pursue the block-out development option.
A partnership built on clarity
Property potential.
Shared
opportunity.
You invest in the property. Easy Ever manages the development and sale. Explore the full journey, from the first purchase to sharing the profit.
One partnership. A clearly explained investment journey.
FROM PROPERTY TO POSSIBILITY
INVESTOR’S PROFIT SHARE70%
EASY EVER’S PROFIT SHARE30%
03Ways to develop
your property
your property
06Steps in the project
management process
management process
70 / 30The proposed
profit-sharing model
profit-sharing model
01 / The opportunity
One partnership.
Three ways to add value.
Property purchasing is the starting point. The proposal outlines three development approaches.
Renovation
OPTION 02Purchase an existing property and add value through renovation.
New construction
OPTION 03Purchase property and develop it through new construction.
02 / The investment journey
Follow the property.
Understand the process.
The original proposal shows two routes: an agreed property sale, or an investor-backed purchase with added value before sale.
Owner introductions: personal contactPosters & other campaignsOffice visits
Starting pointProperty owners
Properties introduced to the organization
With an agreement↓
Sales routeSales department
Handles the property sale
For a 3% commission↓
Final stepSell to a buyer
The property reaches its new owner
INVESTOR
INTERVENTION
INTERVENTION
→
←
RETURN TO SALESKEEPING A PROFIT
Investor-backed routePurchase property
With the intervention of the investor
Add value through development↓
Project outcomeCompleted project
The value-added property returns to the sales department, keeping a profit.
→ Investor intervention enables the purchase.
← The completed project returns to the sales department.
The 3% sales commission and the investment profit split are shown separately in the proposal.
03 / Security of investment
Your property.
A visible process.
The proposal places property ownership and spending transparency at the centre of the investment arrangement.
These are the measures described in the supplied proposal.
Property in the investor’s name
The property is purchased in the investor’s name.
Daily spending updates
Daily expenses are communicated via WhatsApp, providing transparency regarding spending.
Dedicated accounting
An accounting department is maintained to support spending transparency.
04 / Project management
Considered before starting.
Managed through to sale.
A clear sequence of document checks, reporting, planning and work tracking guides each project.
Document verification
Verify 35 years of property documents before starting the project.
Project report
Prepare the project report as the next stage of the process.
Bill of quantities
Prepare the BOQ — the bill of quantities — before proceeding to the plans and work.
Housing plan
Prepare the housing plan with the required supporting plans.
Track work against the BOQ
Follow the bill of quantities using a work sheet throughout the project.
Documents clear before sale
The proposal calls for 100% document clearance before sale, including the building plan and COC document.
05 / Profit sharing
Different roles.
One shared outcome.
The investor funds property purchasing and development. Easy Ever carries out construction, project oversight and sale.
The investor
Invests in property purchasing and development.
Easy Ever
Carries out construction work, project oversight and sale.
See the split in numbers
Enter an illustrative total profit to see how the 70 / 30 allocation works.
Investor · 70%
Easy Ever · 30%
Illustration only. This calculates the allocation of an entered profit amount; it does not forecast returns. The supplied proposal does not specify how costs or the 3% sales commission affect the profit base.
06 / A little more clarity
The key details.
At a glance.
Simple answers to help you understand the proposed partnership.
Who owns the property?
The security section of the proposal states that the property is purchased in the investor’s name.
How can the investor follow spending?
Daily expenses are notified via WhatsApp. The proposal also states that an accounting department is maintained.
What happens before a property is sold?
The project follows document verification, a project report, a BOQ, housing plans and BOQ-based work tracking. The proposal calls for 100% document clearance before sale, including the building plan and COC document.
How is the profit shared?
The proposed allocation is 70% of profit to the investor and 30% to Easy Ever. The proposal separately shows a 3% commission on the sales route; it does not explain whether that commission is included in or deducted before the profit calculation.