C Estates

C Estates is a real estate company backed by its 10-yr experience in the business. It aims to create a global industry standard platform that uses the most robust technology that will revolutionize the way buyers, sellers and investors of real estate properties transact online. Anyone can use the C Estates platform for a more efficient, secure and... faster cross-border online transactions. Why was NEM used instead of ETH or other blockchain to create your token/coin? NEM is a business and developer friendly blockchain platform. It offers cost-effective and less time consumption in developing a fully working business system. Additionally, it works through APIs which makes it easy for integration. What is your difference to other Real Estate platform that uses blockchain and crypto? C Estates is not a technology company, it is a real estate company. We are using our decades of real estate expertise and disruptive technology to offer the best customer experience and satisfaction in doing real estate transaction. How does C Estates ensure authenticity of property documents? C Estates has a due diligence team that scrutinizes all submitted documents to ensure authenticity. Is my information safe/who has access to it? Yes! You own your data and you have full control to whom you want to share it. Who decides the price of the properties? Transaction in the C Estates is peer-to-peer, both sellers and buyers can negotiate prices and come to final agreement of the price. How do C Estates gain their revenue? The main revenue sources for C Estates are the following: Listing fee, transaction fee, property management fee and bid/ask spread. Does this mean the buying process is embedded in a smart contract? We will be using and utilizing smart assets not smart contracts. How do you secure the physical documents of properties? C Estates is partnered with an asset protection trust who takes custody of the titles, and any other necessary physical documents of a property before listing on the C Estates platform. How do I use xCET? ...Read More