A defined path
out of any share.
Co-ownership is a long-term commitment — but circumstances change. Caim provides a structured exit process for every co-owner: right of first refusal for the group, a reference valuation to inform pricing, and a verified buyer marketplace when the share goes public. Every transfer is documented and legally clean.
The group gets
first opportunity.
Before a share is listed on the Caim marketplace, existing co-owners have the right to purchase it — at the seller's listed price, within the timeframe defined in the Operating Agreement. This protects the group's ability to control who joins the co-ownership. If no existing owner exercises the right, the share proceeds to the marketplace.
- Timeframe defined in the OA before closing — no ambiguity when the moment arrives
- Seller sets the price — existing owners decide whether to match it
- If no owner exercises the right within the defined window, the share lists publicly automatically
A reference.
Your decision.
When a co-owner decides to sell, Caim provides a reference valuation based on the original share price and available market appreciation data. This serves as a starting point — the owner defines the final listing price. There is no obligation to list at the reference value. The market determines what buyers are willing to pay.
- Reference valuation provided at no cost — based on original price and market data
- Owner sets the final price — full autonomy over the listing amount
- Buyers are verified — Checkr background, identity, and credit check on every buyer
Listed.
Transferred. Done.
Listed on Caim marketplace.
Once the ROFR window closes without exercise, the share is listed on Caim's marketplace — accessible to verified buyers across all markets. The listing includes property details, share fraction, price, and usage days. Every buyer passes Checkr verification before closing.
Clean legal transfer.
When a buyer is confirmed, Caim manages the transfer process — LLC membership interest assignment, updated Operating Agreement, and digital signing by all relevant parties. The transfer is legally documented and recorded. The new owner's portal activates on closing day.
An owner decides
to sell their share.
Caim provides a reference valuation. The owner lists at their chosen price. Existing co-owners have 15 days to exercise their right of first refusal — none do. The share lists on the marketplace. A verified buyer closes in 38 days. The transfer is documented, the new owner's portal activates, and the group continues without interruption.
Every transfer.
Legally clean.
Talk to our agent — it explains the exit process for your specific situation and ownership structure.