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You’re describing a REIT without the income distribution.
Awesome, I get fractional ownership of your laundry room. Really solving the housing affordability crisis.
The S&P 500 has outperformed real estate, as SD1 alluded to. This is dumb
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this is the same concept as those companies that sell you “a piece of a historical land and for 39.99 you could own 5 square feet of king edmunds castle, we’ll even send you a certificate”
for context if the OP of this post reads it (not this comment) that company was later sued for fraud and lost so would not recommend this financial instrument
Guy came up with the concept of a time share but took away the few days you can stay there.
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Right?!
You do know there are housing and real estate REITS you can buy just like stocks?
Not saying you can join it. Just that no one else has any reason to buy your single house stock over a broad REIT for real estate exposure.
Vast majority of home aren’t available in a REIT…why would anyone care? There are some that are.
Also, the exchanges wouldn’t list you.
Yes because there’s a latent demand for the middle class to “invest” in towns they’ve never heard of.
Real estate syndication is a thing though, and dumb money has invested in way dumber things.
How is this better than investing in the stock market?
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You're missing the flip side that people could offer equity to raise a down payment
We figured this sort of thing out in 1961.
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So you scam people into buying shares of your house, and then just never sell it by passing it in your will? What am I missing?
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So timeshare but without ability to live in the property
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Did you ever meet a new idea you liked?
Most investors will have key questions on valuation, liquidity, control rights, and downside protection. If the home never sells or the owner adds debt/refinances, how do shareholders actually get paid and protected?
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The vast majority of single family homes are not owned by reits. If I want to buy into the Atherton market because I think there is going to be growth in Atherton, but I make $100k/year the dream of owning a home in Atherton is distant. The rich are gonna get richer in that market. But if I could buy some shares of homes in Atherton then I'm sharing. And then if I make $500k hhi and Atherton is my dream neighborhood and it's a stretch to buy a home myself I can sell some equity shares to help with down-payment to buy into that market for my family. And I'm not planning to sell the house anytime soon but my equity is locked up. I could exercise a cash event by selling more shares mid ownership cycle. The value of all homes is defined by the handful that sell every year, but real time trading based on home value makes those market valuations realistic based on all homes in the neighborhood, not just the two that sell. I could day trade on 1234 fake street based on what the market thinks that actual house is worth today. Plans get announced to build a park next door, future value of that house skyrockets. Shares go up. I could sell. Owner could do buy backs too if they have insider knowledge of park to be built or basement water issue is about to be fixed.
Where do I sign?
Ummm. Have you ever heard of Arrived.com?