Capital Partner Inquiry
A unit-by-unit model for qualified private discussions.
Review one unit at a time, starting around 300,000 THB / 10,000 USD of potential project capital. Structure, timing, risk, and documents are reviewed against actual unit economics before any final terms.
Unit funding
300k THB
Approx. 10,000 USD
Return model
Subject to review
After unit review
Investor priority
Documented terms required
Subject to documents
Structure
Simple review flow, built around unit-level transparency.
Each private discussion is attached to a specific CozyOnTop unit, budget, lease context, and operating plan. Any commercial structure should be reviewed with proper documents before participation.
Review one unit
A small investor can participate unit by unit instead of needing to fund a full building or large portfolio.
Review risks and documents
Unit economics, downside cases, timing, reporting, and legal structure should be reviewed before any commitment.
Then discuss terms
Only qualified private conversations should move into specific economics, documents, and participation terms.
Target groups
Four investor profiles worth qualifying first.
Small Thai investors
People who want hospitality exposure without buying or operating a property themselves.
Crypto investors
Investors who want part of their portfolio linked to real-world Web2 cash flow.
Property owners
Owners who may want CozyOnTop to operate, improve, or reposition an underused unit.
Strategic partners
Partners who can bring capital, locations, community, or distribution into the model.
Indicative economics
Keep economics private until the unit is reviewed.
Publicly, the strongest message is the operating structure: unit-linked review, transparent assumptions, and qualified private discussion. Specific terms should wait until legal, tax, and risk review are complete.
Unit-linked
Each inquiry is discussed against a specific unit, renovation budget, and operating plan.
Reviewed privately
Economics are discussed only after reviewing the unit plan, legal structure, and risk assumptions.
No public terms
Public content should explain the operating model, not promise returns, liquidity, or profit splits.
Comfortable reviewing unit-level costs, lease terms, and expected operating assumptions.
Understands that hospitality revenue can move with occupancy, seasonality, and pricing.
Looking for medium-term yield exposure rather than instant liquidity.
Open to counsel-led review before any participation or agreement.
Contact us
Tell us what kind of investor you are.
The first conversation should clarify fit, timeline, risk comfort, and the documents needed before any final terms are discussed.
Important note
This page is an introduction to a possible private operating model, not a public securities offer, investment advice, or guarantee of return. Terms, risks, return timing, tax, and legal structure should be reviewed with qualified advisers before any participation.