Real Estate NFT

Entar Real Estate NFT technologies create new efficiencies, along with collectible real-estate investments.

REAL ESTATE NEWS (Los Angeles, CA) — First there was the $400 million dollar Bitcoin pizza, and then, more recently, $200,000 monkey art, and don’t forget the $90 million dollar white dot. What do all of these strangely huge wealth windfalls have in common? Blockchain technology, of course. Now, it’s time for something more substantial to benefit from this wild, new application of the latest computer science knowledge — and there’s hardly anything more substantial than real estate!

Today, Entar has just created its first ever real estate property Non-Fungible Token, using the Entar Coin SHA-256 blockchain. Congratulations to Leslie Selits, Scott Schenck, Harvey Liss, Mike, Don and all members of the Corey Chambers Real Estate Team, along with Entar Real Estate and Investment Technologies! The accomplishment propels real estate forward in a big way by pioneering a new method of linking a property to an encrypted, distributed blockchain ledger. This very special NFT minting method provides many new ways to tokenize, monetize, authenticate, verify, transact, share and allocate real estate ownership and finance using the latest innovative, cost-effective technologies.

Entar’s pioneering spirit led to the creation of Entar Coin in 2020, a blockchain akin to industry standard Bitcoin. Entar was created specifically to help real estate, with a focus on adding value to real estate by creating new types of digital assets, and by connecting properties to many of the newest technologies such as DeFi Decentralized Finance, smart contracts, DAO Decentralized Autonomous Organization and other rapidly emerging new blockchain developments. Blockchain-related investments have proven to offer excellent hedges and profits in today’s new environment of stagflation.

The first property to be turned into an Entar Coin NFT was the family home where the parents and grandparents of Entar founder Corey Chambers lived. A very ordinary 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom single family home in Torrance, California. Built in 1951, the home was chosen to represent the first Entar Real Estate NFT because of its common nature, being a typical post-WW2 family home in a suburb of Los Angeles. This first specimen of its kind is an exclusive, one-of-a-kind photo-oriented NFT of the simplest method.

In addition to its new technological functions and abilities, a real estate NFT is naturally collectible, and can go up in price. Some NFTs have sold for tens of millions of dollars. Because of the popularity of NFTs as an investment, a real estate NFT could potentially go up in value, quite a bit. Given the history of the exploding NFT market, in which drawings of cartoon monkey characters have sold in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, there is even a chance that a real estate NFT could conceivably rise in price to surpass that of the actual physical real estate property to which the NFT is connected. An NFT can be included with the sale of a home to add value to a home sale, or sold separately. Like other collectibles, the real estate NFT can rise or fall in value, can be held as an asset, and can be resold.

The first Entar real estate NFTs are simple, photograph-based collectibles. Entar has received orders to create two additional Entar real estate NFTs, one for a piece of raw wooded land in Northern California, and another NFT for an amazing industrial style live/work loft condominium unit in Los Angeles. Entar has plans for two types of more sophisticated NFTs, including an exclusive owner-signature NFT, and also a more involved, deed-recorded NFT.

Create an Entar real estate NFT using the form below. Request assistance at nft@entar.com or 213-880-9910. Fill out the online form:

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Stagflation Nation – Economic Stagnation, Price Inflation and Real Estate Part 4

Darkness falls on the economy of Los Angeles and the world.

In 2015, the Loft Blog warned readers that inflation would make an appearance in our future. In 2020, that prediction proved very accurate when billionaire Warren Buffett suddenly dumped bank stocks, in favor of gold mining stocks to protect from serious inflation combining with economic stagnation. Since then, federal politicians and bureaucrats have denied the existence of inflation, calling it “transitory,” yet now they try to convince us that inflation is somehow a good thing. That feign might work on a few young people who don’t remember Jimmy Carter’s huge mess in the late 70s, but most Loft Blog readers are not fooled. Our most savvy friends know that today’s era of stagflation is linked to several signs of economic and societal nightmare, enough to possibly make 1970’s inflation look like a cake walk in comparison. But don’t worry — we’ll remind you of the silver lining hidden in this big, dark cloud.

Stagflation is already very much here today, as confirmed by Bloomberg. Just about every day, we hear more and more about “supply chain” problems. This is code for more and more serious shortages, followed by higher and higher prices. With building materials in shorter supply, new home prices and repair costs must go up. With higher gas prices, just about everything must go up in price. From those advanced economists who also happen to be honest, we learn that the economic condition of the federal government is much, much worse than what were are led to believe. Printing money and engaging in radical monetary policy at a feverish pace, federal government spending has exploded to more than $7 trillion last year, much of it free money in exchange for doing nothing, the recipe of inflation and economic stagnation. This government spending has been a primary cause of inflation, according to Tunku Varadarajan of the Wall Street Journal.

The dramatic world fiscal meltdown of 2008 is a drop in the bucket compared to what is happening to consumer debt, business debt and federal government debt today. The biggest difference between then and now is that the Fed and congress currently spread that gaping purse wider to shake out more cash in more ways than ever before, with no gold standard to back up the money, no need to follow a budget, no need to pass taxes to pay for the spending and almost no reporting or oversight of the catastrophic outgoing cash flow. When the money is spent in this way, with nothing to back it up, the US Dollar loses value, and eventually turns into monopoly money like every fiat currency has throughout history. The Fed talks about raising interest rates, but the Fed governors are absolutely terrified to raise rates substantially because previous moves have caused a taper tantrum, severe drop in the stock market and other markets. Raising rates substantially during hard times would guarantee economic crash suffering worse than the 1929 Great Depression. Add continuous states of emergencies, virus hysteria and escalating wars involving competing nuclear superpowers, and “transitory” inflation, which is already runaway inflation, already transitioned from bad to worse. Today’s money-is-no-object emergency mentality can easily push inflation toward apocalyptic levels.

Real estate today is crashing, except with 40+ year high inflation, home prices are mostly crashing up. No matter how bad the economy gets from lockdown, social spending, helicopter money, destruction of countless small businesses, unprecedented wealth transfer from the middle class to the wealthiest 1%, war and the largest economic sanctions in history, the spending to cover these counterproductive activities must increase inflation even more. On top of the threat of nuclear war, we must add another unexpected economic bomb being dropped on the dollar — blockchain cryptocurrencies. Good money chases out bad. New kinds of money destroy the old. As the western world kicks out more and more people and governments from its dollar and SWIFT systems, they have no choice but to use other forms of payment. That’s another one of many nails in the coffin of the once almighty dollar.

As a gallon of gas rises towards $10 in California, a loaf of bread must follow. In today’s era of obscene government overreach, extreme censorship and deceptive propaganda, most Americans now understand that there is no way to reign in spending while federal governments have been handed a silver platter piled high with unlimited power, including unlimited spending power. All prices, including home prices must crash up and down, up and down, in a dizzyingly distraught pattern that lands mostly up, up and away, into the sky as the inversely correlated USD must drop toward $0.00. The good news is that owning real estate provides excellent protection against stagflation. Other super stagflation hedges include gold, collectibles, commodities, quality stocks and cryptocurrencies, DeFi and other newer blockchain investments.

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