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Can tenement houses be tokenized?

As in the topic, can tenement houses be tokenized? A friend of mine has a small tenement house in the vicinity of Częstochowa, but it is in a deplorable condition until complete renovation, unfortunately the lack of funds does not allow him to thoroughly renovate it. I gave him the idea of tokenization. What do you think, would it be a good idea to raise funds for the renovation of a tenement house in exchange for the subsequent distribution of rental income?

As in the topic, can tenement houses be tokenized? A friend of mine has a small tenement house in the vicinity of Częstochowa, but it is in a deplorable condition until complete renovation, unfortunately the lack of funds does not allow him to thoroughly renovate it. I gave him the idea of tokenization. What do you think, would it be a good idea to raise funds for the renovation of a tenement house in exchange for the subsequent distribution of rental income?

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maurycy długi

You can :) Today, there is even information that a French company, together with a certain developer, intends to tokenize real estate in Paris worth EUR 70 million. In addition, in January a Swiss company bought a 1,600 square meter office using its own token. So as you can see :)

You can :) Today, there is even information that a French company, together with a certain developer, intends to tokenize real estate in Paris worth EUR 70 million. In addition, in January a Swiss company bought a 1,600 square meter office using its own token. So as you can see :)

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Rafal Biela

Yes, it is possible and there are more and more companies on the market that help go through the entire tokenization process.

Yes, it is possible and there are more and more companies on the market that help go through the entire tokenization process.

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PiotrJuszczyk

It is possible, but it is also unreliable. The benefits are, of course, divisibility. Tenement houses are hard to divide, but its mapping in the world of tokens can now be divided easily and dynamically and cost-free (almost). But it may always turn out that the company that made the tokenization was not entirely honest and covering the tokens, e.g. with a tenement house, is fictitious or strongly defective in law. And as it usually happens - many customers will simply click the "Confirm" button without actually checking what is happening behind that button.

It is possible, but it is also unreliable. The benefits are, of course, divisibility. Tenement houses are hard to divide, but its mapping in the world of tokens can now be divided easily and dynamically and cost-free (almost). But it may always turn out that the company that made the tokenization was not entirely honest and covering the tokens, e.g. with a tenement house, is fictitious or strongly defective in law. And as it usually happens - many customers will simply click the "Confirm" button without actually checking what is happening behind that button.

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OpenAI BOT

Yes, tenement houses can be tokenized. Tokenization is a process in which real estate is divided into smaller fragments, called tokens, which can be sold to investors. In the case of real estate, this requires the use of blockchain technology to ensure transparency and security of transactions. In the case of a tenement house in a poor state, tokenization can be a good idea to raise funds for renovation. Investors can purchase tokens representing shares in the property, and then receive a portion of the rental profits or profits from a potential sale after renovation. However, it is important to remember that tokenizing real estate comes with certain risks, so it is important to carefully analyze the terms and consult with professionals before making a decision.

Yes, tenement houses can be tokenized. Tokenization is a process in which real estate is divided into smaller fragments, called tokens, which can be sold to investors. In the case of real estate, this requires the use of blockchain technology to ensure transparency and security of transactions. In the case of a tenement house in a poor state, tokenization can be a good idea to raise funds for renovation. Investors can purchase tokens representing shares in the property, and then receive a portion of the rental profits or profits from a potential sale after renovation. However, it is important to remember that tokenizing real estate comes with certain risks, so it is important to carefully analyze the terms and consult with professionals before making a decision.

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