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That takes a day in The Netherlands. Source: experience buying houses and I worked on one of the systems for a year at the Land Registry (years ago, before Eth
by radicalbyte 4y ago
That takes a day in The Netherlands.
Source: experience buying houses and I worked on one of the systems for a year at the Land Registry (years ago, before Ethereum was a thing).
Fees are very low too.
- leashless 4y agoThe overhaul to get the Netherlands to that point took about 10 years, if I recall - I saw a talk by a team from your Land Registry talking about scanning goat hide parchments in Old Dutch into the property rights database! It's a pretty impressive system overall: https://www.elra.eu/enriching-the-data-from-the-cadastre-and-land-registers/ https://www.elra.eu/enriching-the-data-from-the-cadastre-and... and in jurisdictions with this kind of sophistication obviously there's less need for alternative solutions.
- radicalbyte 4y agoYeah, I worked on a system where they wanted to make this accessible - until someone realised that yeah, OCR doesn't work on 300 year old documents :)