[tom765]

Hello everyone. I have a small but promising development project – townhouses in the suburbs. I want to start construction, but bank has set unrealistic terms for the loan, and it’s long wait. Friends advise looking for investors through digital platforms, someone even mentioned real estate tokenization. But honestly – I still have a poor understanding of how this works and where to start. Is there anyone here who has already gone through this or can recommend proven solution?

[gekene68]

I was in a similar situation last year. I spent a long time looking for how to do without banks and accidentally came across tokenization through Stobox. This is a really working scheme – your real estate is divided into digital tokens, and you can attract investments from people from all over the world, even from those who can invest only $ 100. I was also skeptical at first, but after consulting with their team, everything became clear. They have great support and a full cycle – from legal verification of the project to entering the market. You can read more about it yourself: https://www.stobox.io/real-estate . I recommend at least signing up for a call with their experts – they will tell you if this model suits you. Good luck with the project!

[fada54]

We tokenized part of a business center in Odessa and attracted investments faster than we thought. The main thing is that you get liquidity for an object that is usually considered a “frozen” asset. And all this in compliance with the law, with well-developed documents and the correct company structure. Plus, investors can sell their tokens at any time, which makes participation attractive for them.

[carlfielder]

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[adamonyx]

One thing I’ve found helpful in development planning is learning from real-world examples of well-managed properties. I recommend checking out Treviso Grand Apartments customer service —they’ve been super transparent and responsive, which gave me insight into how quality management can really boost investor confidence in a project. Good service can make or break the long-term value of a development.

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