Topic: RENTBERRY - DECENTRALIZED HOME RENTAL PLATFORM - page 133. (Read 28557 times)
Great) How long is it going to take to download the contract from an account?
I wonder id there are any restrictions when it comes to Rentberry real estate?) For instance, I’ve got an empty garage what I’d like to rent out to get some extra money. Can I do that?
Project is nice. Is there any bounty or airdrop in near future?
Hey everyone. What about Rentberry soft cap during sale?
Rentberry Soft cap is 3 million USD if i’m not wrong. Good day. Can I buy tokens for 1 ETH or it should be more?
Hello. Yes, you can. Minimum spent is 0.1 ETH. 
Good day. Can I buy tokens for 1 ETH or it should be more?
Hey everyone. What about Rentberry soft cap during sale?
Looking forward to bounty program here!
Good day everybody. Tell me please, will the 33% bonus be valid throughout the ICO?
33% bonus will be available for 14 days according to the ICO website.
Greetings. Tell me please, will it be possible to get a paper version of the contract, which is concluded on-line on a platform by the tenant and the landlord?
Hi Mops,
There is always a possibility to download the contract from the account and print it out when needed. Thanks for your interest!
I've heard several times already about your unique auction technology, but it isn’t described in detail. Can you describe it more properly?
I've read very detailed and clear description of auction technology in the Whitepaper: https://cdn.rentberry.com/ico/downloads/Rentberry_Whitepaper_V1_en.pdf
It actually allows tenants to bid and settle payments using BERRY tokens. The purpose of it is to ensure that landlords price their properties efficiently, while potential tenants are afforded a complete understanding of competing offers and given the ability to negotiate rental terms online.
Greetings. Tell me please, will it be possible to get a paper version of the contract, which is concluded on-line on a platform by the tenant and the landlord?
I still don’t fully understand, will tenants have to make a deposit on your platform or not?
Hello slavonicpl,
Tenant will be required to pay a minimum of 10% of the actual rental security deposit. All the rest can be covered by the community members.
It is sad to see that company replies on questions very selectively. I see many unanswered questions (in the beginning of the thread)
If I am from another country and want to rent apt in the USA, I won't have any credit history to check. Will I be an unreliable tenant?
When the deposit is collected by crowdsourcing, it will be still "frozen", but on landlord account?
If tenant and landlord have an argument, who will decide who is right?
If I am from another country and want to rent apt in the USA, I won't have any credit history to check. Will I be an unreliable tenant?
When the deposit is collected by crowdsourcing, it will be still "frozen", but on landlord account?
If tenant and landlord have an argument, who will decide who is right?
Dear Cherrywins,
Thank you for your interest in Rentberry and your remark. As you know we are in the process of preparing to ICO and we are getting hundreds of questions daily in different channels.
Getting back to your questions, our scoring ecosystem based on blockchain technology will allow to create an individual score for each tenant. As the score will be based on data from many sources, the lack of US credit history would still allow you to rent an apartment without a problem.
After the deposit is collected, the Tenant transfers it to the Security Deposit Smart Contract. When the tenant moves out, if there has not been a damage claim by the landlord, the Security Deposit Smart Contract will transfer BERRY tokens that have been deposited back to the tenant and to each contributor deposit.
All the negotiated terms should be specified in the Rental Agreement which is e-signed by both parties via Rentberry website. This Agreement will have a legal value and can be used in case the landlord and the tenant have an argument.
1. Could you tell me the examples of the sources on which my score of reliability would be based?
2. I mean that there are situations where the rental agreement doesn't help because both parties have a different view on the subject they are arguing about. For example, landlord thinks that sofa is damaged, tenants don't agree with him. So, the third party is needed to decide who is right. It can't be done automatically.
Dear Cherrywins,
Thanks for your questions. Our comments are below:
1. The individual score will be based on data from many sources, including information from applications, previous payment performance, history of evictions, bankruptcy records, data and scores from credit bureaus, past due accounts and others.
2. We understand your point. The legal relationship between landlord and tenant are regulated by the applicable law and an agreement e-signed by the parties, but not by the platform itself. In the example you provided, Rentberry won't be able to decide whether that sofa is damaged or not. The dispute should be solved in a legal framework.
I’ve well understood that two individuals can easily enter into a lease agreement on Rentberry. And if a legal person needs to rent an apartment for his employee which he seds on a business trip, can he do it via Rentberry?
I still don’t fully understand, will tenants have to make a deposit on your platform or not?
Good day everybody. Tell me please, will the 33% bonus be valid throughout the ICO?
Hello. I have a quite old smartphone, so I’d like to know for which version of Android will your app be developed. 
Good day everybody. Tell me please, will the 33% bonus be valid throughout the ICO?
It is sad to see that company replies on questions very selectively. I see many unanswered questions (in the beginning of the thread)
If I am from another country and want to rent apt in the USA, I won't have any credit history to check. Will I be an unreliable tenant?
When the deposit is collected by crowdsourcing, it will be still "frozen", but on landlord account?
If tenant and landlord have an argument, who will decide who is right?
If I am from another country and want to rent apt in the USA, I won't have any credit history to check. Will I be an unreliable tenant?
When the deposit is collected by crowdsourcing, it will be still "frozen", but on landlord account?
If tenant and landlord have an argument, who will decide who is right?
Dear Cherrywins,
Thank you for your interest in Rentberry and your remark. As you know we are in the process of preparing to ICO and we are getting hundreds of questions daily in different channels.
Getting back to your questions, our scoring ecosystem based on blockchain technology will allow to create an individual score for each tenant. As the score will be based on data from many sources, the lack of US credit history would still allow you to rent an apartment without a problem.
After the deposit is collected, the Tenant transfers it to the Security Deposit Smart Contract. When the tenant moves out, if there has not been a damage claim by the landlord, the Security Deposit Smart Contract will transfer BERRY tokens that have been deposited back to the tenant and to each contributor deposit.
All the negotiated terms should be specified in the Rental Agreement which is e-signed by both parties via Rentberry website. This Agreement will have a legal value and can be used in case the landlord and the tenant have an argument.
1. Could you tell me the examples of the sources on which my score of reliability would be based?
2. I mean that there are situations where the rental agreement doesn't help because both parties have a different view on the subject they are arguing about. For example, landlord thinks that sofa is damaged, tenants don't agree with him. So, the third party is needed to decide who is right. It can't be done automatically.
I've heard several times already about your unique auction technology, but it isn’t described in detail. Can you describe it more properly?
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