A modern cabin above the snow line in central Washington
Vacation home buyers

25% of the cost, 100% of the joy.

Take a real part of a real vacation home. Deeded to you, not a timeshare.

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A lakeside firepit ringed by chairs at dusk in the Texas Hill Country
Current vacation homeowners

Sell 75%. Keep the keys.

Turn the home you already own into co-ownership, and keep using it.

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Where you can co-own today
Co-own a home in Washington
Washington
The Cascades · Suncadia & Alpine Lakes
Washington Coming Soon
Co-own a home in Texas
Texas
Hill Country · Spicewood
Texas Coming Soon
How co-ownership works

Owning a home together, without the headaches of sharing one.

01

Choose your fraction

A half, a third, or a quarter of a real home, deeded to you. Your fraction sets your time: about 24, 16, or 12 weeks a year.

02

We handle the legal

The entity, the operating agreement, the books, all built and run by Klasma.

03

Show up and stay

Your weeks on a fair, rotating calendar. Arrive, unlock the door.

If you’re buying in

No maintenance

Forget yardwork, repairs, and the winter phone call about a burst pipe.

A calendar nobody can game

Holidays rotate every year, and hold limits stop one owner locking up the best weeks.

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If you already own a home

Keep the deed, keep the time

Sell half, two-thirds, or three-quarters. Keep the rest, and about 24, 16, or 12 weeks a year.

Costs split, not carried alone

Taxes, insurance and upkeep divided among the owners.

No need to become a landlord

Getting money out of your home doesn’t mean screening guests or handing over the keys.

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Deeded ownership. Build equity, and sell when you’re ready.

The world’s first co-ownership AI agent.

Ask anything: how it works, what it costs, whether it’s right for you.

The best years are the ones you spend somewhere together.

For builders and developers

Add co-ownership to your sales playbook

A buyer who cannot justify a whole home can often justify a quarter of one. Give your sales team something to offer instead of a lost deal.

You keep the buyer relationship and the sale. Klasma runs the ownership afterward.

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The math nobody says out loud

The average vacation home gets used less than six weeks a year.

Co-ownership lines up what you pay with how much you use.