
Reental: Fractional real estate platform
Tokenized real estate in Spain, the US and Latin America from €100. Monthly rent in USDT on Polygon, plus a secondary market.
Profile checked October 24, 2026
- Properties
- Listed value
- Funded
- Median yield
- 30-day change
- Share of index
What it costs
- To buy
- 4% structuring fee on the offer amount, set per offeringOn some offerings it comes out of the money raised, so 100 euros buys 96 euros of loan. On others the borrower pays it and your capital is untouched. Each offering's memorandum says which.
- Each year
- None charged to youOffering memoranda state no ongoing fee for investors. Reental earns a spread between the loan's return and the return paid to your status tier, and a share of profit on US deals.
- To sell
- None at maturityNo fee schedule is published for peer-to-peer resales, only Polygon gas in POL.
- Return spread
- On Spanish loan deals investors get the first 12% a year plus 70% of the excess, the rest stays with the borrower and Reental
- Gas
- Polygon network fees in POL, described as very low
Source: Reental help hub and offering memoranda, checked October 24, 2026.
How you exit
- Mechanism
- Sell to another investor accredited on the platform, through Reental's peer-to-peer market or outside it, otherwise hold until the loan matures or the property is sold. Current Spanish deals run eight to eighteen months
- Lock-up
- None for non-US investors. US persons face the one-year Regulation D and S lock-up
- How often
- Any time per the help hub, though the offering documents say no secondary market currently exists and transfers are restricted
- Guaranteed
- No. The memoranda rule out early-liquidity mechanisms, guaranteed secondary markets and buybacks and tell you to assume the investment is illiquid until maturity
Source: Reental help hub and offering memoranda, checked October 24, 2026.
What you own
- Structure
- Membership interests in a Florida series LLC, issued as ERC-20 tokens on Polygon at 100 euros or dollars each. For Spanish projects the LLC lends to a Spanish company through a participative loan, so you hold no direct rights over the property. Offered under Regulation D 506(c) to accredited US investors and Regulation S elsewhereExplained on Participative loans and tokenized debt, with every platform that uses it.
- Regulator
- No licence. Reental cites Spain's Ley 6/2023 for tokenised securities, and each issuance document is reviewed by a CNMV-registered adviser who certifies marketing standards only
Source: Reental help hub and offering memoranda, checked October 24, 2026.
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About
Reental is a Spanish tokenized real estate platform founded in 2020 by Eric Sánchez and based in Huelva. Investors buy ERC-20 tokens on Polygon that represent a share of a property project (a tokenized participative loan for Spanish assets, or shares of the property-holding company for US ones) from €100, and receive monthly distributions in USDT. Reental has tokenized more than 120 projects worth over $110M across Spain, the United States, Mexico, Argentina, the Dominican Republic, and the UAE, reports a 16.47% average annual return on closed projects (self-reported), and runs a 24/7 secondary market alongside Reenlever, a lending protocol that accepts its property tokens as collateral.
Property types
- Residential Rentals
- Flip Projects
What you get
- Polygon blockchain (ERC-20)
- Monthly USDT distributions
- 24/7 secondary market
- €100 minimum investment
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