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This is an interesting idea. I believe this already happens with real estate but I can't find what it is called. Another problem I could see coming up, if you
by thecolorblue 9y ago
This is an interesting idea. I believe this already happens with real estate but I can't find what it is called.
Another problem I could see coming up, if you do not get the full benefit of making improvements to your house, you will have less incentive to make improvements to your home. You would also have to figure out how to grant permission to make any improvements as investors would want to make sure any changes to the house would increase the value. If you needed a new water heater, who would pay for it? Could you convince the investors to buy into a high efficiency heater, even if it did not add any value to the house over a regular heater?
- TheReveller 9y agoI guess you would have an ICO to pay for improvements :)
- votepaunchy 9y ago> This is an interesting idea. I believe this already happens with real estate but I can't find what it is called. Are you thinking of a land lease?
- oldsklgdfth 9y agoI've heard of that with farms and land. Is this a thing with assets, like buildings and houses?
- thecolorblue 9y agoI was thinking of REITs (https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/reit.asp https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/reit.asp) but in actuality, they work a little differently.