How are capital gains from property appreciation distributed?

If a property has appreciated in value, the capital appreciation on your investment will only be realized either at the time you sell your shares or when the investment term is over and the property is sold. This means that any increase in the property's value will not be distributed as regular returns but rather as a lump sum upon the sale of your shares or the property itself. It's important to consider the potential for capital appreciation as part of your overall investment strategy and to understand the timing of realizing these gains.

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