25 November 2025 | 0 replies
It blends real estate, blockchain, and membership perks into one ecosystem.WHYBecause luxury real estate is usually locked behind massive capital, limited access, and zero transparency.SmartDeeds flips the script:👉Lower entry points👉Clear updates👉Community-driven participation👉Real, tangible properties — not abstract speculationIt makes real estate feel accessible, modern, and actually fun.HOWYou mint a SmartDeed NFT (Gold, Silver, or Bronze).Each tier grants access to:👉Guided property visits👉Renovation updates👉Behind-the-scenes real estate insights👉Proportional economic participation when the property sells➕Optional cashback quests via ZealyEverything is secured on Base for speed, transparency, and low fees.BENEFITS👉No need for mortgages or giant down payments👉Passive, educational, and entertainment value👉Exclusive member perks👉Exposure to real-world assets with blockchain-level clarityA front-row seat to the evolution of a luxury property — without owning itFUTURESmartDeeds aims to expand into a global catalog of tokenized real estate, build a thriving member community, and unlock new ways for people to participate in real-world assets via Web3 rails.A Web3-native, transparent, accessible real-estate universe — starting now.
18 November 2025 | 2 replies
We’re talking about a system drifting toward neo-feudalism, where ownership becomes conditional and the government is effectively the true landlord.Property rights should be clear, stable, and predictable, not a medieval tribute system where missing a filing triggers financial annihilation.We need a serious conversation about proportionality, due process, and the future of real estate governance.
20 November 2025 | 4 replies
If no response is received then work may commence and billing to be proportionally allocated to each owner".The practical consideration is you likely need to follow that, and then if there's no positive response you need to pursue in court.
17 November 2025 | 27 replies
IÂ know in any economic system, especially a capitalistic one, there will always be some proportion of people & businesses that don't deal or create anything of any real value.
24 November 2025 | 0 replies
Down payments, reserves, and inspections are proportionally larger.How to Decide Which Is Right for YouChoose a Single-Family Home if:You value ease of management and reduced operational complexity.You’re investing out of state and want simpler tenant demographics.You’re long-term appreciation-focused and comfortable with lower cash flow.You prefer stable tenants and less frequent turnover.Choose Multifamily if:Cash flow and income resilience are top priorities.You’re comfortable with more moving parts and more frequent communication.You plan to scale and want more efficient use of time and capital.You want to enter house hacking, or you want a stepping-stone into larger multifamily later.Ultimately, neither asset class is inherently better.
17 November 2025 | 10 replies
Others focus on ADU builds or house hacking (like renting part of a primary home) since you can still deduct depreciation and expenses proportionally while living there.The reality is, in high-cost markets like this, appreciation and tax planning usually drive returns more than raw cash flow.
14 November 2025 | 6 replies
And yes, you’re spot on about wall art — size and proportion make a huge difference in how the room feels.We also learned early on that investing in decent cookware saves a lot of headaches down the road — it lasts longer and keeps guests happy.Â
3 November 2025 | 6 replies
Skipping that can cause compliance issues and make taxes feel heavier since nothing’s been withheld through payroll.You’re also right that the LLC can’t pay your personal taxes directly, but it can make owner distributions so you have the cash to cover them — just make sure they’re proportional to ownership.As for switching to a C-Corp, that usually leads to double taxation unless you’re planning to reinvest all profits back into the business.
14 October 2025 | 16 replies
House-hacking allows you to deduct a proportional share of expenses like mortgage interest, utilities, and depreciation while still potentially qualifying for the Section 121 exclusion on the sale of your primary residence.
13 October 2025 | 17 replies
My tenants showed me their SimpliSafe videos and it is indeed noisy throughout the night, so IÂ know they aren't blowing it out of proportion.Â