A Revolutionary Property Development Funding Model — Built to Protect and Reward Investors
Our model was born out of necessity — in direct response to the failures and risks of traditional property development finance. We've created a debt-free structure that avoids legacy lender pitfalls while actively empowering investor capital security, transparency, and aligned upside potential.
Whether you're a traditional investor or seeking a Shariah-compliant route, Rise Capital offers a secure and ethical way to invest in UK property — with real safeguards, asset-backed protections, and no reliance on banks.
The Problem with Legacy Lender-Based Models
For years, developers and investors have suffered under the weight of traditional lending:
Aggressive lender practices: Institutions like RBS (through GRG) used technical defaults and undervaluation tactics to seize control of development assets — often wiping out investor equity in the process.
Receivership risks: Banks could appoint administrators or receivers without notice, forcing project fire-sales at below-market values, destroying developer reputations and investor returns.
High-cost, rigid lending: Traditional development finance is layered with fees, restrictive covenants, and inflexible drawdown terms. Exit delays or minor breaches often trigger financial collapse.
These legacy issues eroded trust, stifled creativity, and left both developers and investors exposed to third-party control. Our model fixes that — and for Shariah investors, does so without interest (riba), speculation (gharar), or unethical exposure.
How Our Models Work
We’ve replaced institutional lenders with aligned private investors and offer two secure funding pathways — both structured to deliver strong returns with clear protections.
Covers up to 90% of project costs
Fixed return of 10% p.a. paid on project exit
Up to 10% equity participation in SPV profits
1st charge security + debenture over project assets
Funds held in third-party escrow, released by Independent Monitoring Surveyor (IMS)
Also covers up to 90% of project costs
Based on cost-plus trade agreement with SPV (not a loan)
Pre-agreed halal profit, no riba or interest
Certified by Khalij Group
1st charge and escrow structure identical to DFSIM
Ideal for faith-based investors and Islamic trusts
Built-In Risk Mitigation: The Rental Conversion Mechanism
If units do not sell within 3 months of project completion:
The syndicate capital transitions into a buy-to-let style mortgage (4% p.a.)
A third-party mortgage refinance is used to repay DFSIM and Murabaha investors
Rental income continues to be distributed until full exit
Equity upside is preserved for all syndicate investors
This ensures no forced sales, no fire-sale pricing, and no institutional pressure — just a controlled, planned exit.
Why Investors Choose DFSIM, Murabaha, and Equity Models
10% p.a. fixed return
Priority capital repayment
1st charge security
Equity upside bonus
Hands-free, escrow-protected investing
Halal, asset-backed investment
Certified riba-free profit agreement
Same 1st charge + escrow security
Fixed profit return, no speculation
Compliant with Islamic finance standards
10% of capital stack
40% of net development profits
Higher risk/reward
Shareholder control in SPV
Balance between fixed return and growth upside
Diversify within the same project
Align with values (faith-based or yield-driven)
Feature | Traditional Lender Model | Debt-Free Syndicate Model |
---|---|---|
Security Risk | Banks can call loans, appoint receivers | No institutional lenders, 1st charge protection |
Cost of Capital | High interest, fees, penalties | Fixed return or halal profit, no interest |
Exit Pressure | Forced exit to repay debt | Grace period + rental fallback |
Investor Returns | No equity participation | Fixed return + equity upside |
Developer Control | Controlled by bank covenants | Full control retained |
Alignment of Interests | Often adversarial | Investor-developer alignment |
Shariah Compliance | Not Possible | 100% halal-certified structure |
Rise Capital’s investment model is a direct answer to 30 years of broken finance. It offers:
Security without reliance on banks
Predictable returns without refinancing risks
Faith-compliant options without compromise
Transparent, escrow-managed capital protection
Flexible exit paths with optional rental fallback
This is property development funding — rebuilt to protect, reward, and include all types of investors.
Whether you're a seasoned investor, a SSAS pension trustee, or a Shariah-conscious investor — Rise Capital is ready for you.
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