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    Tokenizing The Future

    January 27, 2022No Comments
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    By Will Hamburg

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    Sedona Business –As the world becomes more and more digitized, more and more aspects of our lives are being moved onto the blockchain. One such application is tokenizing physical assets using blockchain technology. In this article, I’ll explain what tokenizing a house using blockchain technology entails, and how it can be beneficial to homeowners.

    Tokenization is the practice of converting rights to an asset into a digital token on a blockchain. Tokenization allows for assets like real estate, art, jewelry, cars, etc., to be bought and sold via smart contracts.

    When you tokenize a house, you create a digital representation of that house that can be stored on the blockchain. This representation is known as a “token”. You can then trade these tokens just like you would trade any other cryptocurrency. This allows homeowners to monetize their houses by selling tokens representing them.

    Another benefit of tokenizing a house is that it makes it easier to transfer ownership of the property. Normally, when you transfer ownership of a house to another person, you have to go through the process of signing countless documents and transporting large amounts of physical papers. Tokenizing a house allows for this entire process to be simplified. By making it possible for these tokens to be traded seamlessly on an online market, transferring the token is almost as easy as transferring cryptocurrencies, and it can be done from anywhere in the world.

    Tokenizing a house is also beneficial to investors. By tokenizing a house, you open up an entirely new class of assets for investors who might want exposure to real estate without actually having to purchase a property. In addition, because these tokens are digital representations of actual houses, they are fungible. This means that they can be easily sold, traded, and even used as collateral for loans.

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    Tokenizing a house also allows investors to purchase small fractions of houses, whereas otherwise they would have had to purchase costly whole units. Tokenizing a house is like creating your own cryptocurrency back by real-world assets. This allows these assets to be easily traded and accountable. All of this can lead to greater liquidity for homeowners and investors alike.

    While many people believe that tokenizing a house is simply a matter of creating tokens that represent ownership of the property, there are other factors that should also be considered. One such factor is ensuring that the house is tokenized in a way that takes into account all of its physical components, along with its value. Tokenizing a house without doing this can lead to them being worth much less than they actually are because some of their value cannot be represented on the blockchain itself.

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    Second, you could tokenize a property by first creating tokens that represent the house itself, and then creating tokens representing fractions of ownership in the land on which the house sits. This could allow you to combine both digital and physical representations of houses using blockchain technology.

    We are still at the infancy stage of tokenizing property but I believe there will be immense innovation and growth in the industry in years to come. There is definitely a shift in the way assets will not only be transferred but also represented using blockchain technology.

    Interested in learning more about this? Visit us at OwnInAZ.com or call us at 928-323-0031 to learn more about tokenization and real estate.

    If you liked this article, please share it with your friends and colleagues.

    By William Hamburg

    Screen Shot 2022 01 27 at 11.50.02 AMWilliam is a third-generation real estate agent, investor, and developer in Sedona, Arizona. He has been a Sedona native for more than 30 years. He is currently an Associate Broker at Realty One Group Mountain Desert in Sedona and a Certified Crypto Agent.

    If you have any questions about Sedona Real Estate, Investing, or Crypto, we’d love to speak with you.

     

     

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