Quote from: Agbamoni on May 28, 2025, 02:21:07 PM

As someone who wants to invest in Real Estate in the future i feel more secured investing in tokenized land. Although i keep asking my self one thing, has LandDao explored any partnerships with legal real estate firms in each of the countries they operate? I am also curious about the legal frameworks backing the tokenized land. What jurisdictions are they operating in the country, and how are ownership rights protected across borders apart from smart contracts? In case of community dispute, which legal body takes things in control. I know the blockchain side is settle but let us be realistic, most land especially in African rural area are bound with long term family dispute in case of things like that arises what will be the subtle approach for LandDao to ensure everything goes secured? This information will really be helpful for an investor like me.

LandDao probably knows what is astake if it fails to do due diligence land purchase or acquisition is not what one does in a haste without properly going through everything that needs to be known about it. The future of every real word asset depends on consistency and how much people can actually recommend, achieving this is usually the goal so I guess LandDao is in for business if they are in for business

A whole lot times the problem has usually been fear of being scammed but whatever has been proven to follow the due processes of community where it is is then worthwhile.