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How It Works

Co-owning an apartment with Mikana is simple and flexible. Browse our curated listings across Zimbabwe, choose a property that fits your lifestyle, and purchase a share. We handle all legal agreements, ownership registration, and payment processing. Once you're on board, you’ll get scheduled access through our shared calendar system. We take care of everything else, from building maintenance and cleaning to insurance and cost-sharing, so you enjoy the benefits of owning an apartment, without the full-time responsibilities.

The Benefits Of Co-owing an Apartment

Affordable Ownership

Enjoy the benefits of owning a beautiful home in Zimbabwe without the full financial burden. Co-ownership lets you invest in a share of a high-quality property at a fraction of the price, freeing up funds for other goals.

Hassle-Free Management

Mikana handles everything, from legal agreements and cleaning to maintenance and insurance. You get the peace of mind of ownership without the daily admin, all with clear cost-sharing and regular updates.

Smart, Flexible Use

Perfect for part-time living or frequent visits, your scheduled access is fair, flexible, and transparent. A shared calendar makes it easy to plan your stays and enjoy your home exactly when it suits you.

FAQ

Can I choose when I stay?

Yes, each co-owner is allocated scheduled stay periods through a shared usage calendar. You’ll reserve your weeks in advance, based on how many shares you purchase and the agreed booking structure

Who manages the apartment?

Mikana handles all day‑to‑day operations, from cleaning and maintenance to insurance and accounting. Inspired by trusted platforms, this means you enjoy the home without being burdened by management chores .

Can I sell my share later?

Yes, your share is a legal, deeded interest. If you wish to exit, you can sell or transfer your share per the agreed procedure, and Mikana will assist in facilitating a smooth handover.

What does my share cover?

Your share includes a portion of the property’s ownership, plus ongoing expenses, maintenance, property management, insurance, taxes and utilities, distributed pro rata. It's similar to an LLC or tenancy‑in‑common structure.

CO-OWN AN APARTMENT IN ZIMBABWE