Sols Lot: Fractional real estate platform
Fractional appreciation rights on US residential real estate via Digital Assignment Contracts on the Chia blockchain.
- Properties
- Listed value
- Funded
- Median yield
- 30-day change
- Share of index
About
Sols Lot, founded by Matthew Hintz, lets investors buy fractional property appreciation rights, not title ownership, on US residential real estate. Each position is a Digital Assignment Contract (DAC) minted as an NFT on the Chia blockchain under a Forward Sale Agreement with the homeowner. The homeowner retains full title; investors hold a contractual right to a share of proceeds when the property sells or is bought out. A peer-to-peer DAC marketplace lets investors buy or sell with no lockups, and assets are held in self-custody via the user's own wallet.
Property types
- Single Family Homes
- Residential
What you get
- Chia blockchain DACs
- Self-custody via wallet
- Peer-to-peer marketplace
- Non-accredited access
properties from Sols Lot
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