Imho, this is how it works with LATOKEN:
1- One Lithuanian guys puts, let's say 10% of his house on the platform. At a price P1.
These 10% are conditioned to the sale of the house, and the deal has to end at a given time.
2- One Ethiopian guys buys this 10% "SHARE" of the house that will be vested until the house is sold.
then we have 2 options:
a- the house is sold: the Ethiopian guy gets the money (10% of the price sold, as a liquidized asset, ideally with a P2 price premium vs the original P1 price (P2>P1)
b- the house is NOT sold: the Lithuanian guy has to buy buy back the Tokens from the Ethiopian guy. It's done via smart contracts, the money being "sort of" locked during the vesting period (time between tokenization/liquidization and end-of-sale defined period)