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It is somewhat interesting how there are real estate deals being tokenized. It will likely be available to invest in a sliver of a real estate property through tokenization and spread your investments across many different projects where you reap the benefits of holding a piece of that portfolio.

This is exactly what I like about the Intelly concept. If you do not buy real estate as an asset, then you can make a profit by investing tokens in projects on the platform. This scheme makes it easier to enter the market

Owners want to sell their property with little hassle and complications possible - they will engage a conveyancer to ensure they are compliant with legislation to be able to sell Owner’s conveyancers want to ensure all the other parties are abiding by the rules and that the funds are in place. The existing mortgagee of property want to make sure they will be repaid by the sale of the property

Blockchain claims to eliminate intermediaries. Can buyer and seller exchange directly? Of course, there are those who want to try. And I want to see how the Intelly platform implements it. I am following the project with interest.

Ledgers that no longer need to be maintained by a company—or a government—may in time spur new changes in how companies and governments work, in what is expected of them and in what can be done without them. A realization that systems without centralized record-keeping can be just as trustworthy as those that have them may bring radical change. If Intelly succeeds, they will become pioneers