πProfit Waterfall

1οΈβ£ After selling a property, the senior lender is paid back first - borrowing costs are factored into the profit calculations.
This leaves a surplus of around 35%/40% of the selling price.
2οΈβ£ Modus Members hold a "priority position," ensuring that they receive payment immediately after the senior lender. Your investment plus expected return is secured 2-3x by the surplus remaining.
As a result, the selling price would need to be 15-25% lower than the calculations made by the Modus property team and third-party quantity surveyors engaged by the senior lender for you to not receive your anticipated return.
3οΈβ£ As the developer gets paid at the end of the waterfall, this creates incentives to maximise project success, as they get what is left over.
4οΈβ£ Modus then takes a fee for the listing and uses these revenues for operations, development and token burns.
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