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# Underlying Assets: Solar Project & Property
### 1) **Do I own the physical fraction of the asset bought?**
No, you do not own a physical fraction of the asset. However, you are entitled to returns and/or capital appreciation.
### **2) If I’m a fractional owner of an asset, what are my responsibilities?**
Our goal is to remove all hassles of personally owning and managing a real-world asset, all you need to do is decide on an asset token that fits your investment appetite and enjoy the daily returns.
## Solar Project
### **1) What is Token Maturity Date?**
At Token Maturity Date, token holders will receive an amount based on the Buyback Price per Token and token quantity.\
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E.g. If you own 2 tokens at maturity and the buyback price per token is USD 50, you will receive (USD 50 x 2) = USD 100.
### **2) What is Buyback Price per Token?**
It is the amount that will be returned to the token holders at Token Maturity Date.
## Real Estate
### **1) What is Net Rent?**
Net rent is the total amount after rental subtracted from other expenses, such as maintenance expenses, property taxes, and insurance.
### **2) How is the annual rate of return calculated?**
Your annual rate of return can be calculated using this simple formula:
Annual rate of return = ( Net rent per month x 12 ) / Total Investment Value
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