You can start investing from as little as £100, making property access possible without needing a full deposit.

Core residential investments target up to 8% annual rental yield alongside potential long-term capital appreciation depending on market conditions.

Short-cycle property opportunities focus on buying properties, improving them through refurbishment, and reselling them after value has been created. They sit alongside the long-term core strategy as an optional subscription-based layer.

Yes. Short-cycle opportunities typically target higher short-term returns because value is created through refurbishment and resale rather than relying only on rental income.

Most short-cycle opportunities target timelines of around 12 to 18 months depending on refurbishment scope and resale timing.

Slice plans to introduce a secondary marketplace allowing investors to sell their positions to other users over time, improving flexibility.

No. Slice manages sourcing, structuring, and operations so investors can participate without managing property directly.

Slice is designed for everyday investors looking for a structured and lower-barrier way to access UK residential property investing.

Users can join the waitlist to receive updates on launch timing, platform access, and future product releases.

No. Returns should always be viewed as target or illustrative outcomes rather than guarantees.

No. The secondary market is part of the future platform roadmap and should be presented as a planned capability rather than an immediate guarantee.

Investors buy a portion of a property-backed structure rather than purchasing an entire property themselves, allowing smaller entry sizes starting from £100.

Yes. Slice is designed to let users diversify across multiple opportunities rather than concentrating all capital into a single asset.

Rental income is intended to be distributed proportionally based on your ownership in the relevant property structure, after applicable costs and platform operations.

Yes. Reporting, updates, and visibility into platform activity remain central to the product concept.

Yes. Investors will be able to update key profile details and account information as needed, subject to any additional verification requirements.

Yes. Slice is designed to provide ongoing portfolio visibility, property updates, and reporting so investors can track performance over time.

The platform is designed around secure workflows and specialist compliance partners for identity checks, payments, and operational processes.

The operating model is designed around specialist partners for KYC, AML, payments, and property operations.

No. This is a risk asset and returns should always be framed as target or illustrative outcomes rather than guarantees.

No. The platform presents investment opportunities and information, but it should not be treated as regulated personal financial advice.

Tax treatment will depend on your personal circumstances and the structure of the investment. Investors should seek independent advice where appropriate.

Property values can go down as well as up, rental income can vary, liquidity may be limited, and timelines may change based on market conditions.