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Topic: Blockchain will help clients to avoid manipulation on the real estate market (Read 323 times)

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Very soon blockchain technology will help to avoid manipulation on the real estate market with almost zero probability of being deceived. The adoption of this technology will significantly change the real estate market. Transactions can be conducted electronically.
 
Thanks to the blockchain technology, the risk of being got into any trouble will be significantly reduced, because the whole process of buying and selling real estate will become transparent. Reliable information about the personal data of clients, documents on property and money transfers will be safely stored on the blockchain network. It will be meaningless to enter unreliable data, as they are checked and always visible to all users of the network. In addition, blockchain will provide an opportunity to register the right to property without leaving home. The need for notary services will disappear.
 
Blockchain technology relatively recently appeared on the property market, where the issue of trust and security of the transaction is acute. New technologies will help clients to be calm and they will not be subjected to pressures from outside. Users of the TheHome.today service, which is starting the ICO on November 23rd, will be able to choose their own property in a quiet environment, avoiding unnecessary stages and lowering financial and time costs. This will also simplify the process of buying and selling real estate and increase the trust factor when the transaction takes place. Transactional service based on bremtoken.io will help to bring the market to a new level.
 
With the development of blockchain technologies, the services of realtors and real estate agencies will be less in demand. The platform TheHome.Today using artificial intelligence will significantly simplify the conduction of transactions.

Project website – http://bremtoken.io/
White Paper http://bremtoken.io/files/wp_en.pdf
ICO sale: 23 November – 23 December 2017
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