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Offline jsidhu

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Does factom help? Storing the contracts/arrangements on the blockchain? What would a UIA do? You still have physical contracts people sign.
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Offline bitacer

Yes ,  I also remember bytemaster briefly answered a question at a conference somewhere . About the laws , thats right everything boils down to a third party acting as an enforcer of the contract.  How do we solve that

Offline emailtooaj

This subject has been brought up in the past. I don't have time atm to find the thread, but it had some decent info in it.  It boils down to what you're local/federal/tax laws will allow in terms of regulations and KYC requirements.  I'm actually thinking about this idea again, since I'm involved with the real estate field, and having a discussion with my real estate attorney to see what they suggest to get things moving forward.  This will be a very lucrative field for block chain tech imo.
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Offline bitacer

Any thoughts about how to use bitshares in Real Estate ? Can a property deed  be diveded into thousands of shares ? Just brain storming...