Ark7: Fractional real estate platform
SEC-qualified shares in US rental homes from $20 a share, with monthly distributions and a PPEX secondary market after a one-year hold.
Profile checked October 24, 2026
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See the platforms we trackWhat it costs
- To buy
- 3% sourcing fee on the offering sizePaid to Ark7 Inc. from the money raised for each series for finding, checking and negotiating the purchase. Each series also carries its own offering expenses, listed in the circular.
- Each year
- 15% of free cash flow as an asset management feeTaken before distributions, so you receive 85% of what a property clears after expenses. Ark7's site describes this as an 8% to 15% property management fee on rental income. There is no fee on assets under management.
- To sell
- Not publishedArk7 publishes no disposition fee and says there are no selling or trading fees on the secondary market once the holding period has passed.
Source: Ark7 Properties offering circular (SEC, 13 October 2026), checked October 24, 2026.
How you exit
- Mechanism
- Secondary market on PPEX, an alternative trading system, once the holding period has passed, with trades settling in one to three business days according to Ark7
- Lock-up
- 12 months, and any transfer needs the managing member's written consent
- How often
- Any time after the holding period, subject to a buyer being found
- Guaranteed
- No. Ark7 says no secondary market may develop or be sustained and investors must be prepared to hold shares indefinitely
Source: Ark7 Properties offering circular (SEC, 13 October 2026), checked October 24, 2026.
What you own
- Structure
- Interests in a numbered series of Ark7 Properties LLC, a Delaware series company managed by Ark7 Inc., each series owns one rental home and you own the series, not the house or Ark7
- Regulator
- US Securities and Exchange Commission, series offerings qualified under Regulation A and sold through Dalmore Group LLC, a FINRA member broker-dealer
Source: Ark7, checked October 24, 2026.
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About
Ark7 sells shares in individual rental homes across the US, with share prices starting around $20 and no minimum number of shares. Each home is bought by a numbered series of Ark7 Properties LLC, a Delaware company managed by Ark7 Inc. in San Francisco. You own interests in that series, not the house and not Ark7, and the offerings are qualified by the SEC under Regulation A and sold through the broker-dealer Dalmore Group. Ark7 finds, buys and manages the homes and pays out rent left after expenses every month. Instead of a fee on your balance it takes a 3% sourcing fee from each raise and keeps 15% of a property's free cash flow, so you receive 85% of what the home clears. Ark7 says it intends to hold each property for ten years or more, and investors do not vote on a sale. Shares can be sold after a 12-month holding period, with the managing member's consent, on PPEX, an alternative trading system where Ark7 investors trade with each other. Ark7 says trades usually settle in one to three business days but warns that no market may develop or last, so be prepared to hold for years.
Property types
- Single-family rentals
- Multi-family
What you get
- Shares from $20
- Monthly distributions
- PPEX secondary market after 12 months
- No fee on assets under management
- SEC-qualified Regulation A series
- 300,000+ investors
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