Property management activities for the financing of construction projects and/or real estate transactions are activities related to attraction of funds from individuals and legal entities by a trustee for management purposes in order to finance housing construction, as well as the issuance, placement, and accounting of real estate fund certificates.
A trustee is a financial institution that acts on its own behalf in the interests of property management trustors and manages the funds raised in accordance with law, the fund’s rules, and the requirements established by law. A trustee can be a financial institution that has obtained in accordance with the procedure established by law a license for property management activities for the purpose of financing construction projects and/or conducting real estate transactions.
The system of financial and credit mechanisms in housing construction and real estate transactions is regulated by law and contracts governing the actions of subjects of the system in organizing housing construction, financing such construction, and conducting real estate transactions. The subjects of such a system are grantors, trustees, developers, insurers, issuers of REF certificates, and owners of REF certificates.
The trustee of a fund, acting on the basis of trust ownership, manages the fund and, in order to achieve the property management objectives, set by the fund’s founders, transfers part of the funds received in the directions specified in the Rules. For an FFB, this means financing construction, and for an REF, it means conducting real estate transactions. The rest of the funds remain under the management of the trustee in accordance with the fund’s Rules.

