Here's a good one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=435785.new;topicseen#new
Thanks.
Topic: Bitcoin Real Estate (Read 1072 times)
It would be great if someone can provide a "Middle Man"/escrow service for proxy buying real estate..
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Yes. I'm close to launching it.
I'm a real estate entrepreneur. I have a real estate license and general contractor's license in California. I did my Masters in Real Estate Development at Columbia and I've worked in various sectors of the industry including development, acquisitions, insurance, construction, property management, and brokerage.
The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
Sounds like an extraordinary idea, I bet all those btc millionaires will be thrilled to hear about this. The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
It would be great if someone can provide a "Middle Man"/escrow service for proxy buying real estate..
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Why would that be needed? Its real estate.Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Escrow is needed because there is a lot more legal documentation and steps that need to be taken on top of just giving someone bitcoins in exchange for the keys to their home..haha
I don't get it?
In the future, several services are going to pop like this.
What someone needs to create, is a respectable escrow service for bitcoins.
This should help the adoption of bitcoins, instead of worrying about payments, you send them to a company first for approval
What someone needs to create, is a respectable escrow service for bitcoins.
This should help the adoption of bitcoins, instead of worrying about payments, you send them to a company first for approval
It would be great if someone can provide a "Middle Man"/escrow service for proxy buying real estate..
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Why would that be needed? Its real estate.Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Escrow is needed because there is a lot more legal documentation and steps that need to be taken on top of just giving someone bitcoins in exchange for the keys to their home..haha
It would be great if someone can provide a "Middle Man"/escrow service for proxy buying real estate..
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Why would that be needed? Its real estate.Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Escrow is needed because there is a lot more legal documentation and steps that need to be taken on top of just giving someone bitcoins in exchange for the keys to their home..haha
It would be great if someone can provide a "Middle Man"/escrow service for proxy buying real estate..
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Why would that be needed? Its real estate. Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
It would be great if someone can provide a "Middle Man"/escrow service for proxy buying real estate..
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Is there a service out there that does what i just described?
Here's a good one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=435785.new;topicseen#new
I have been in the Real Estate industry for over 10 years. The thought of being able to use bitcoins to purchase homes is really cool. The hard part about this is the fact that bitcoin is not yet recognized as a currency, so in lending terms, bitcoin cannot yet be used as down payment funds or reserves (in correlation with trying to obtain a loan on a home).
If you are purchasing a home solely with bitcoin from a private seller, that is one thing. But if you are trying to use bitcoin as down payment funds and also obtain a loan for the remainder of the money owed, that is completely different. It will take massive adoption before Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac even think of recognizing bitcoins as assets.
There are so many anti money laundering guidelines and laws in the lending world it is unbelievable. I can tell you first hand, that when you are trying to buy a home nowadays, you have to document and disclose what each deposit in your bank account came from (if that account is being used for the home loan).
If you are purchasing a home solely with bitcoin from a private seller, that is one thing. But if you are trying to use bitcoin as down payment funds and also obtain a loan for the remainder of the money owed, that is completely different. It will take massive adoption before Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac even think of recognizing bitcoins as assets.
There are so many anti money laundering guidelines and laws in the lending world it is unbelievable. I can tell you first hand, that when you are trying to buy a home nowadays, you have to document and disclose what each deposit in your bank account came from (if that account is being used for the home loan).
Yes, the transactions would probably have to be an "All cash" transaction. But since you can trade real estate for just about anything including gold, Euros, or another property, using bitcoins is not only possible, but cheaper, faster, and potentially safer. We're not limited to residential products. One could also sell office buildings, warehouses, retail centers, etc.
Let's not forget escrow. I'm close to completing a trust-free escrow web application with my business partner/ CTO.
Yeah a trust free escrow will come in really handy when trying to complete major real estate transactions with bitcoin.
I have been in the Real Estate industry for over 10 years. The thought of being able to use bitcoins to purchase homes is really cool. The hard part about this is the fact that bitcoin is not yet recognized as a currency, so in lending terms, bitcoin cannot yet be used as down payment funds or reserves (in correlation with trying to obtain a loan on a home).
If you are purchasing a home solely with bitcoin from a private seller, that is one thing. But if you are trying to use bitcoin as down payment funds and also obtain a loan for the remainder of the money owed, that is completely different. It will take massive adoption before Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac even think of recognizing bitcoins as assets.
There are so many anti money laundering guidelines and laws in the lending world it is unbelievable. I can tell you first hand, that when you are trying to buy a home nowadays, you have to document and disclose what each deposit in your bank account came from (if that account is being used for the home loan).
If you are purchasing a home solely with bitcoin from a private seller, that is one thing. But if you are trying to use bitcoin as down payment funds and also obtain a loan for the remainder of the money owed, that is completely different. It will take massive adoption before Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac even think of recognizing bitcoins as assets.
There are so many anti money laundering guidelines and laws in the lending world it is unbelievable. I can tell you first hand, that when you are trying to buy a home nowadays, you have to document and disclose what each deposit in your bank account came from (if that account is being used for the home loan).
Yes, the transactions would probably have to be an "All cash" transaction. But since you can trade real estate for just about anything including gold, Euros, or another property, using bitcoins is not only possible, but cheaper, faster, and potentially safer. We're not limited to residential products. One could also sell office buildings, warehouses, retail centers, etc.
Let's not forget escrow. I'm close to completing a trust-free escrow web application with my business partner/ CTO.
I have been in the Real Estate industry for over 10 years. The thought of being able to use bitcoins to purchase homes is really cool. The hard part about this is the fact that bitcoin is not yet recognized as a currency, so in lending terms, bitcoin cannot yet be used as down payment funds or reserves (in correlation with trying to obtain a loan on a home).
If you are purchasing a home solely with bitcoin from a private seller, that is one thing. But if you are trying to use bitcoin as down payment funds and also obtain a loan for the remainder of the money owed, that is completely different. It will take massive adoption before Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac even think of recognizing bitcoins as assets.
There are so many anti money laundering guidelines and laws in the lending world it is unbelievable. I can tell you first hand, that when you are trying to buy a home nowadays, you have to document and disclose what each deposit in your bank account came from (if that account is being used for the home loan).
If you are purchasing a home solely with bitcoin from a private seller, that is one thing. But if you are trying to use bitcoin as down payment funds and also obtain a loan for the remainder of the money owed, that is completely different. It will take massive adoption before Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac even think of recognizing bitcoins as assets.
There are so many anti money laundering guidelines and laws in the lending world it is unbelievable. I can tell you first hand, that when you are trying to buy a home nowadays, you have to document and disclose what each deposit in your bank account came from (if that account is being used for the home loan).
The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
Try to get some interest from the media - this is the sort of story the TV news loves and the exposure would kick start your company. If you make the point about the current fee structure and what huge savings could be made from exchanging BTC then you could create a big story.
I'm a real estate entrepreneur. I have a real estate license and general contractor's license in California. I did my Masters in Real Estate Development at Columbia and I've worked in various sectors of the industry including development, acquisitions, insurance, construction, property management, and brokerage.
The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
Best of luck! I have no clue how you would reach out to those who can help the network grow on LinkedIn, but having another site to link to with general information (your aims, etc.) could do wonders I think.
I've formed a Bitcoin Real Estate group on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Bitcoin-Real-Estate-6540665/about
Which start-ups and entrepreneurs should I reach out to?
If you're on LinkedIn and interested in BTC RE, please join us.
Which start-ups and entrepreneurs should I reach out to?
If you're on LinkedIn and interested in BTC RE, please join us.
Nice.
I'm a real estate entrepreneur. I have a real estate license and general contractor's license in California. I did my Masters in Real Estate Development at Columbia and I've worked in various sectors of the industry including development, acquisitions, insurance, construction, property management, and brokerage.
The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
The real estate industry is still using 19th century technology for title, notary, escrow, and sales. I hope to bring it into the 21st century with Bitcoin!
Hey, That sounds awesome, Are you a realtor?
I've formed a Bitcoin Real Estate group on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Bitcoin-Real-Estate-6540665/about
Which start-ups and entrepreneurs should I reach out to?
If you're on LinkedIn and interested in BTC RE, please join us.
Which start-ups and entrepreneurs should I reach out to?
If you're on LinkedIn and interested in BTC RE, please join us.
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