Yes. Leyshon Partners investment strategy is designed with a long-term perspective, focusing on income-producing properties and potential capital growth over time. Property investments are generally intended to be held for several years, allowing the underlying assets to generate rental income and potentially appreciate in value. However, investment returns are not guaranteed, and the value of your investment may rise or fall depending on property market conditions and the performance of the fund. 

The price of an investment is determined by the fund's structure and the value of its underlying property portfolio. Investors may be required to meet a minimum initial investment, with additional fees potentially applying for fund management, property management, administration or other services. Any applicable fees, charges and investment terms are disclosed to investors before they invest. The value of an investment may change over time based on the performance and valuation of the underlying assets.

Investors participate in a portfolio of income-producing property selected and managed according to the fund's investment strategy. The underlying properties may include commercial, residential, industrial or other real-estate assets.

Investors complete an application and verification process before committing funds. Once approved, investment funds are transferred through the designated payment process and the investor receives confirmation of their investment.

The minimum investment varies depending on the fund and investment offering. Details regarding minimum amounts are provided during the application process.

Returns may be generated through rental income from the underlying properties and potential capital appreciation. The level of distributions depends on the performance of the fund and its assets.

Subject to the terms of the relevant fund, distributions are generally paid on quarterly basis to eligible investors. Distributions are based on the fund's available income. The amount distributed may vary depending on rental income, operating expenses, vacancies and other factors affecting the fund's performance.

Investors may be required to provide identification, proof of address, tax information and other documentation required for identity verification and compliance purposes.

When a property is sold, the proceeds are handled according to the fund's governing documents. Depending on the structure, proceeds may be reinvested, retained by the fund or distributed to investors.

Property funds are generally designed for investors with a longer-term investment horizon. The applicable fund documents specify any minimum investment period or restrictions on exiting the investment.