What Happens If…
Clear answers to common scenarios so you always understand what to expect.
If a Property Fails to Fund
If the funding target is not reached:
The synthetic phase ends
Funds may be refunded or reallocated depending on terms
The property does not progress to acquisition
This is disclosed clearly before investing.
If Funding Succeeds but Acquisition Fails
If the funding target is reached but OpenHouse cannot acquire the property within 90 days:
The entire funding pool rolls over to the next property
Users retain full proportional ownership of the pool
Users may opt out and withdraw instead (if enabled)
No synthetic yield is paid during this roll-over window
This rule is designed for predictability and fairness.
If Acquisition Takes Longer Than Expected
Acquisition cannot exceed 90 days. If delays occur:
Users are updated
Roll-over becomes mandatory at the deadline
There is no extension option.
If Rent is Late
Only affects the real asset phase. Treasury yield is unaffected.
If OpenHouse Shuts Down
User wallets remain self-custodied
SPV assets are ring-fenced
An administrator may manage the SPV
Real tokens remain valid claims
If Blockchain or Network Downtime Occurs
Transactions pause
Funds remain safe
Platform resumes once the network is stable
Summary
The key difference now:
Synthetic yield → stops at funding
Acquisition → must complete in 90 days
If not → full rollover to next property
Predictable, transparent outcomes.
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