With the eventual tokenization of real estate. We will need an oracle to update and manage the historical sales, rental, and property data on the blockchain.
Our solution is to build a real estate oracle that pulls data from the national MLS (Multiple Listing Service) as the first step into the eventual transition to blockchain.
This is the total amount allocated to First Ever! Real Estate Oracle.
John Rivera
Joseph Escobar
Only one dependency is required.
This is securing a broker partner that operates in all 50 states to pull data from. This is already secured.
Project will be fully open sourced.
Our solution is to build an oracle to transition the real estate industry to the blockchain. This would be handled in phases.
Bringing real estate and a method to continue onboarding real estate assets to the Cardano blockchain can establish Cardano as the easiest solution to begin the eventual digitization of physical assets. The most prominent being real estate. All other physical assets would be far easier to onboard after the fact.
The potential revenue and liquidity solutions like this would bring to the blockchain would be immense. Providing an easier onramp for businesses to build new businesses and adopt blockchain solutions to streamline the real estate acquisition process would revolutionize an old industry.
Success will be measured in tandem as we would also be the first customers of this oracle. I am also the founder of Whimsy. One of the first fractionalized real estate investment platforms built on Cardano. We are currently in testnet phase and will be headed to production very soon.
We would build into the oracle for data mining, analytics, and submitting data to the blockchain for our acquisitions, tenant rentals, property updates, legal and geolocation specific changes.
A major success goal is to disrupt the Title&Deed insurance business. No longer do you have to figure out who owns or posses the deed. We will manage that on the blockchain with a verifiable hash.
Being the first users will also prove there is validity to the oracle and can be promoted along side our existing business.
We plan to share updates via social media, articles on our website, as well as twitter spaces and youtube videos as new innovations are completed as well as tutorials on how to use the new oracle.
As for the code and versions we will uses githubs built in version control and change log documentation to share the improvements being made.
My personal ability is based on my experience in the software industry. I have worked ay many large companies and have been a part of the building up into IPO. This is experience I have earned over the last 10 years of work history.
Building solutions that bridge between users & data sources has been were I spent most of my time.
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The main goals of the project in its first phase will be to establish a connection to the reality MLS. This is used by brokers and realtors alike for listing properties for sale, but also researching historical data to understand go prices, what was sold and when, market value and so forth.
This approach will be measured by our Whimsy estates use case. We will leverage the oracle to not only search for data and access to MLS info, but also to submit no categories to the blockchain like wallet details that possess fractionalized real estate ownership.
Leveraging the oracle to fill out k1 tax forms while still keeping individual users anonymous in a kyc-less fashion.
The progress of development will be managed using an agile methodology to organize our development into epics and sprints. Tools such as Jira by Atlassian will work perfectly for this. Our meetings will be handled via weekly standups to make sure there are no blockers or needed resources. Then semi-weekly an overview meeting of what has been completed and where we are compared to where we should be will be held to see if plans need to change.
Each miles stone is defined as a means to measure the progress of the project. The intended means is to have a digitized bridge to begin the transition of data to a more structured and openly available solution.
The capital is being used strictly for development and to stand up a Foundation for the development and management. The purpose for a foundation structure is to decentralize the service and business. Open sourcing something of this nature that is so competitive will bring a lot of legal action from existing competitors. Making this a headless organization where there isn't a single entity to attack will allow the future development and decisions to be decided on by the community.
1M ADA: Will be utilized for development. This is the brunt of the efforts for building something that has a much farther reach than MLS real estate data, but it should get us started as we innovate and build features that will generate additional revenue.
250k ADA: Legal Fees for establishing our foundation, but also retainer costs to build out automation service for property entities
130k ADA: Business expenses such as hosted solutions, third-party vendors and physical devices
120k ADA: Website development. Informational, but also labs and tutorial spaces for educating future developers
The business use case will be all handled in ada as there will be dynamic ada prices based on current market valuations to complete transactions to the oracle. This ada will be transported to a treasure wallet that will be used by the foundation to pay bills and invest in future innovations.
The cost here is based on the what it would cost to acquire the real estate data & the research and development required to build a system that is fully self sustaining.
The value is clear. The blockchain the wins the battle for real estate will be the corner stone technology for the next 100 years.
Real estate data hasn't changed in over 100 years. It is still a very paper heavy industry. The transition to blockchain is the next logical step. Many projects and chains are attempting this now. I say Cardano needs to be the next to take a step forward to throw their name into the hat.
John Rivera: Community Manager
Eddy Carra: Project and Resource Manager
Joseph Escobar: Accountability Manager