Buy shares in vetted, rent-producing properties from Beirut to Batroun. Collect your share of the rent every month, in USD, without ever becoming a landlord.
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Mar Mikhael, Beirut
Every listing passes legal, structural and rental due diligence. Fewer than 4% of the properties we review make it onto Baytna.
We don't bet on one neighbourhood. Baytna spreads your money across the cities and towns where Lebanese and diaspora demand for rentals is strongest.
Drag the sliders. Everything updates instantly. Projections are illustrative and not guaranteed.
Illustrative projection based on the property's current net yield and your chosen appreciation rate. Rental income and property values can go down as well as up. Not financial advice.
Rent lands in your wallet every month. Watch your portfolio grow property by property, dollar by dollar.
Two minutes, your ID and a selfie. Lebanese residents and diaspora welcome.
Browse vetted listings with full financials, valuation reports and tenant details.
Pay by card, bank transfer or wallet. Ownership is recorded in a dedicated holding company.
Rent hits your wallet monthly. Sell your shares to other investors whenever you choose.
Everything a landlord does, done for you. Everything a landlord worries about, taken off your plate.
Each property sits in its own Lebanese holding company. Your shares are registered in your name, not ours.
Independent valuation, title search, structural inspection and rental audit before anything is listed.
Rent is collected in dollars and paid to your wallet on the 1st. Withdraw or reinvest in one tap.
List your shares on the Baytna secondary market and sell to other investors in days, not years.
No fee when you buy a new listing, 1% of property value a year, and on resales 0.5% from the buyer and 1.5% from the seller. Shown before you invest.
Owning property in Lebanon used to mean buying a whole apartment. Now anyone can own a share, whether you live in Beirut or abroad.
| Baytna | Buying a whole property | Bank savings | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum to start | $48 | $50,000+ | $0 |
| Expected net return | 4–5% + appreciation | 5–8% before costs | 0–1% |
| Time to sell | Days | 6–18 months | Instant |
| Tenants, repairs, paperwork | Handled for you | Your problem | N/A |
| Diversify across cities | From day one | Only if you're very wealthy | |
| Backed by a real asset | Yes | Yes | No |
Illustrative testimonials. Baytna has no investors yet.
"I started with $100 just to see if the rent would actually arrive. It did, on the 1st, in dollars. I'm at $3,200 across five properties now."
"I live in Dubai and always wanted to own something back home. Baytna let me do it without flying in, without a lawyer, without a headache."
"The calculator is what sold me. I played with the numbers for twenty minutes, then put in $500. The Batroun guesthouse pays better than anything my bank ever did."
Not yet. Baytna is in preview while we set up the legal structure and our first property. Everything on this page is illustrative. Register your interest and we will email you when the first offering opens. No payment, no commitment.
Yes. Each property will be held by a dedicated Lebanese holding company (SAL). When you buy shares, you will own a proportional stake in that company, and therefore in the property, the rent it produces, and any gain when it's sold.
Rent is collected from tenants in USD, management and maintenance costs are deducted, and your share is deposited to your Baytna wallet on the 1st of every month. You can withdraw it or reinvest it in one tap.
One share. Prices run from $48 to $145 depending on the property, and most members start with less than $100. There's no maximum, although a single investor can't own more than 20% of one property.
Yes. The Baytna secondary market lets you list shares for sale to other members at any time. The buyer pays a 0.5% fee and the seller 1.5%.
Absolutely. You can fund your wallet by card or international bank transfer, and withdraw to any bank account in your name.
No fee when you buy into a new listing: the 2% listing fee and purchase costs are already in the share price. Baytna takes 1% of the property value a year from the rent, so the net yield you see is after fees. On the secondary market the buyer pays 0.5% and the seller 1.5%. All fees are shown before you confirm any transaction.
Every property carries a rent-guarantee reserve equal to two months' rent, and our management team handles collection and re-letting. Your payout may dip during a vacancy, which is why we show net, not gross, yields.
Baytna is in preview. Nothing on this site is an offer of securities, and we are not accepting money.
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