Yes, according to their whitepaper, all the real estate properties are going to be in the United States, so the securities laws in other countries should not be affected by this model.

Plus, with the massive rise of security tokens, RealtyReturns seems to be hitting the timing at the perfect time. That Aspen Coin deal just closed in the United States for $19 million and they were registered and approved by the SEC. Another deal just got closed either yesterday or today for $30 million although I cannot remember the name.

Security Tokens and real estate are the future. I'm definitely picking up a chuck of their utility tokens when their ICO launches. I like how they are focused on a specific country and market. Propy and Alt.estate dont seem to have a specific agenda and plan for their investments, which scares me.

Their whitepaper says they invest Only in American real estate, where their network is strong and have been investing for decades. It seems like you don't know much about the company's model.

How so? Trust has already been created with platforms like Realty Shares but those dont address cross-border investing, liquidity or crypto. Also, its about the team. From what I see the team looks like they have a lot of verifiable experience investing for many years.

It is special in that it solves the cross-border investing problem and the lack of liquidity in the real estate markets. Investors from overseas can easily invest in American properties and see liquidity if they want to sell.