For practical communication, it helps to classify investors by profile, because profile impacts both strategy and typical tax touchpoints:

• Non-resident individual: often focused on capital safety and management simplicity
• Resident individual: may have different reporting obligations
• Corporate investor: may prioritize scalability and accounting clarity
• Short-term rental operator: more operational, more documentation needed

Then you map income types:

• Rental income (long-term or short-term)
• Capital gains (profit on resale)
• Other income (service income, if structured that way)

A clean “agent-level” explanation should be:

1. We select the property based on your strategy
2. We confirm the legal status of the asset and contracts
3. You confirm tax and reporting details with your adviser
4. We keep documentation organized from the start

This approach protects the platform: you don’t promise tax outcomes, but you still give the investor confidence that nothing is “hidden.” The best investor experience is clarity and predictability, not aggressive promises.