Fractionvest converts individual properties into digital tokens on the blockchain, allowing investors and property owners to seamlessly buy and trade in real estate.
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Real estate has historically delivered attractive returns, but it has high barriers to entry because the properties involved are often so expensive. Investors in tokenized real estate assets get the best of both worlds: the high returns of the real estate market (even with a relatively small investment), and the liquidity of more easily tradeable assets.
Real estate tokenization is an emerging trend representing the convergence of real estate investing and blockchain technology. It’s important to note that because real estate tokens are backed by real assets, they carry far less risk than cryptocurrencies or ICOs, which are often highly volatile and speculative assets.
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Sign up for free to access our full set of properties and get a personal dashboard & digital wallet.
After browsing the available properties and selecting the one(s) you wish to invest in, purchase the tokens that represent the properties you love.
Whenever rent is paid on the properties you have invested in, you will receive your pro-rata share of these rental payments.
You can reinvest to multiply your returns or withdraw your cash back to your bank account.
By allowing for fractional ownership, the typical barriers to real estate investing (i.e. high prices) are knocked down
Anyone can invest their desired amount and become a partial property owner
As regulators globally establish frameworks for the regulation of digital security exchanges, the potential for secondary market liquidity of tokenized securities will only grow
Tokenization minimizes costs and provides greater automation and digitization of real estate investing
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