BRXXR Frequently Asked Questions

BRXXR is a real estate marketplace where homeowners sell fractional shares of their property to investors, tenants can buy into the homes they rent, and investors can trade their shares on a secondary market.

Yes. Realty BRiX is a former public name for the business now operating as BRXXR.

BRXXR's education network.

Julio Caceres, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran with more than 22 years of federal service at DHS and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, is founder and CEO.

We're launching in Florida first, then expanding across the Southeast and nationwide.

Go to brxxr.com/signup, create your account and complete your profile. Some activities, such as indicating interest in a listing, require identity verification first.

Anyone with a BRXXR account. Members can browse and follow listings, use the calculators and the Academy, and join the community.

The BRXXR Academy offers articles and video courses on fractional real estate, from beginner to advanced. It is general education, not investment, tax or legal advice.

The property's own legal entity (series) owns the home. At closing, you receive shares equal to your equity less the 3% marketplace fee shares.

Investor funds pay off your mortgage or debt at closing.

Apply online at brxxr.com/signup. Our AI reviews your documents and a specialist holds a review call with you.

The pre-offering stage where investors can show non-binding interest before your offering is qualified.

A homeowner who has submitted a property to BRXXR. BRXXR staff review every property before it appears in the marketplace.

A tool that gives an illustrative estimate of how a fractional sale could affect your home debt, based on the numbers you enter. It is an estimate, not an offer or a promise.

Your lease stays the same. You're invited to the tenant program and, in homes with two or fewer units, get 24 hours first on every new sell order for your home on Secondary Trading.

Single-family and two-unit residential homes.

A tenant of a home with two or fewer units automatically receives one share ($100) that comes from the owner's shares. It stays with the home: if you leave, you lose it, but you can still sell shares you bought yourself. You can also join a monthly program to buy shares in your home automatically.

An opt-in service that reports your on-time rent to help build credit.

A share of a specific property's company, giving you a portion of its economics.

Yes. Shares trade once the series is Live, through our FINRA-member broker-dealer partner, after the tenant 24-hour priority window. Liquidity is not guaranteed. Investors pay no trading fees.

No. Values, rents and trading opportunities can move against you.

Anyone who passes identity checks and meets the eligibility rules and investment limits of the offering.

Each property is held by its own property series. After the SEC qualifies an offering, eligible investors can buy shares of that series through our registered broker-dealer partner. Shareholders own a portion of the series. Values can go down, and you can lose money.

Each offering sets its own share price and minimum in its offering circular. Read the offering circular before investing.

Where you can browse properties, follow listings, ask questions and, during Test-the-Waters, submit a non-binding indication of interest. No money is requested and no sale can happen until the SEC qualifies the offering.

Realtors bring properties, stay in the relationship and are paid when properties close. See brxxr.com/earn.

No. BRXXR is not a national securities exchange, broker-dealer or bank and does not give investment advice.

Data is encrypted in transit, every sign-in requires a second step (authenticator app or emailed code), and staff access to sensitive data requires multi-factor authentication. No system is risk-free; see our Privacy Policy.

Know Your Customer (KYC) is a legal requirement to verify your identity before certain investment activities. Our broker-dealer partner performs identity and eligibility checks.