You already own it.
Now protect it.
Wherever your group is — family, close friends, or both — Caim brings everything together in one place: shared calendars, automated payments, clean legal structure, governance, and a clear path forward when life changes.
The problems that don't go away.
Most co-ownership arrangements start with good intentions and a handshake.
The friction shows up months or years later — usually at the worst possible time.
Scheduling conflicts
Peak weeks become a recurring negotiation. Group chats, spreadsheets, and last-minute requests replace a fair, documented system.
Maintenance decisions drag
The roof needs replacing. Getting four owners to agree, fund, and execute without a governance structure takes months.
Someone stops paying
One owner misses payments. The others cover the shortfall — or don't. Without a formal LLC and Operating Agreement, there's no enforcement mechanism and no clean exit.
No financial visibility
What did the property cost last year? What's in the maintenance fund? Is everyone current? Without a platform, no one really knows.
An owner wants to exit
Divorce, financial change, or simply losing interest. Without a defined exit path, one owner's decision becomes every owner's problem.
No legal protection
Co-owning real property without a formal LLC and Operating Agreement leaves everyone personally exposed to the others' decisions and liabilities.
Four situations Caim resolves.
Existing groups come to Caim from very different starting points. The solution is the same — structure, automation, protection — but the path varies slightly.
One platform for the whole family
The property is still in the family — and everyone wants to keep it that way. As the family grows, Caim keeps everyone coordinated: shared calendar, expense visibility, maintenance tracking, and concierge support. No group chats, no spreadsheets, no awkward conversations about who's responsible.
You bought together informally
You bought a place with family or friends, and it has worked so far. But the bigger the group gets, the harder informal agreements become. Caim formalizes what you have before a small issue becomes a real problem.
You have an agreement but no platform
You've been running the co-ownership on spreadsheets, Venmo, and good faith. It mostly works but it's fragile. One ownership change, one late payment, or one tax question and the whole thing gets complicated.
You want to prevent trouble before it starts
Nothing has gone wrong yet — and you'd like to keep it that way. People change, circumstances change, and it's better to have a clear structure in place before anything shifts.
Onboard in days, not months.
Most groups are fully structured within two weeks.
Tell us about your property
Tell Caim how it's currently owned, how many people are involved, and what you need help with — coordination, payments, scheduling, or something more complex. No commitment required. We review your situation and come back within 48 hours.
Pick your tier
Most groups start with Lite or Managed — shared calendar, expense visibility, and payment coordination. If your situation requires legal restructuring, Full Service includes that path.
Onboard your owners
Each owner creates their profile. Simple setup, no legal complexity unless your situation requires it. The group decides together how far to go.
The platform goes live
Reservation calendar, expense tracking, payment coordination, and maintenance visibility — active from day one. The group never has to chase each other again.
One onboarding fee. Three tiers.
Pricing is per property — not per share.
Covers property setup, owner setup, and access management.
* Tax filing coordination, Co-owner agreement enforcement, and Resale support require a Caim legal foundation.
Things existing groups always ask.
Fix it before it needs fixing.
The best time to add structure to a co-ownership is before the first problem. Submit your group and get a proposal in 48 hours.