Granted I'm not digging into their financials.I believe the fractional ownership (i.e. cryptoization) of real estate is massively overblown and will face enormous regulatory hurdles.

That's due in part to no professional standards, no governing body, no licensure or accreditation, etc.

Not successful real estate investors as far as I know. i used to swim near lake tahoe too near these freezing river, the body needs 8 minutes to get used to the cold water , but that was like three years ago.i meant before the invention of hot shower i think it's natural for our body to adapt to the cold plunge lol

Many servicers are operating in states without holding the appropriate licensing and it places them and the seller of a property at risk of regulatory repercussions.I believe Madison services in NY and SN as well...but if you contact them make sure and confirm that they are properly licensed.Good luck with you transaction! 

I can't stand feet, sick people, and nasty body fluid so I could never be a doctor.

No body likes my wet blanket posts, but here I am either way posting the hard truths not many care to read.

See the thread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/150019-body-of-arkansas-real-estate-agent-found-hits-home-as-i-have-to-show-by-myselfLots and lots of good ideas about this very subject

It's a regulatory maze and you want to make sure you have someone to guide you through it.I'll reach out with a pm to you.

It is also very damaging to clothing and carpeting, the human body, and the environment.

I'll also echo the sentiments of the other players in the mix: Ensure you have a good grasp on current and upcoming regulatory changes wherever you decide to drop your anchor.