Brick by Block:
Navigating the legal landscape of tokenizing real estate.
A tokenized real estate closing is still a real estate closing. Money must arrive, documents must be executed, approvals must…
Jason Powell
Side letters survive tokenization. A tokenized real estate fund may use blockchain for issuance, transfer controls, and cap table visibility,…
Jason Powell
Retirement investors can participate in tokenized real estate deals, but the path is narrower than most platforms let on. It…
Jason Powell
A tokenized U.S. real estate offering that reaches foreign investors does not become an international offering because of the technology….
Jason Powell
Accreditation verification is not a compliance formality in a tokenized real estate offering. It is a condition of the exemption…
Jason Powell
A tokenized real estate offering can execute a token transfer in seconds. The subscription that authorizes that transfer takes weeks…
Jason Powell
A real estate syndication is three days from its first closing. Subscriptions have come in from fourteen investors. The sponsor’s…
Jason Powell
A blockchain records what it is told. If the data it receives is accurate, current, and from a reliable source,…
Jason Powell
The choice of token standard in a regulated real estate offering is not a technical detail to be decided after…
Jason Powell
A tokenized real estate offering is presented as a blockchain product. In practice, it is a stack of service providers,…
Jason Powell
A blockchain can keep running exactly as designed while investors still lose access to their assets, face distribution delays, or…
Jason Powell
In a tokenized real estate offering, the wallet is not simply a place where a token is stored. It is…