RENTBERRY - DECENTRALIZED HOME RENTAL PLATFORM

[magisterr]

They have some clients on their platform? Or when platform will start working? I mean firsts clients?

[Terrratron]

So is the rent going to be collected in cryptocurrency? This would have many pros and cons. Definitely, a challenge to overcome.

They're going to accept both fiat and BERRY, which is a brilliant move unless you think that the world will be ready for crypto only payments in 2019 (imo unlikely)

Not even in the next 5 years! We've got a looooooooooong way to go and most blockchain project that don't support fiat or at least in app conversions are not going far!

Nah, big things just happened this year.
This year is the biggest year for now (from $160 billion to $500 billion crypto market cap)
Who knows if in 2018 will be 2 times bigger or 3 times bigger.
That means a lot of news, and more people will come.

I do expect the market to climb up to astronomical heights in 2018.
IF you believe all the gospels then it would be a multitrillion dollar market by end 2018.
This could very well be if you have a look at this year .

Why do you think so? If you look back in time, then always after a rapid growth is followed by a decline. I think next year will be as well. Although not a catastrophic decline.

[matjas]

They have some clients on their platform? Or when platform will start working? I mean firsts clients?

They already have a working website, basically a platform which allows to search for properties, but if you mean blockchain features like smart contracts, payment with berry token, etc. etc. I believe it's gonna be introduced gradually in 2018 and 2019. The first thing they're planning to do is to release iOS and Android apps.

[RbiggerG]

I have this feeling that landlords use the face-to-face contact as a major step of their due diligence process. Not sure if many of them would want to forgo that step. Why do you think they would?

[MakersONE]

Recently I stumbled upon the top 10 projects of 2017 from INC.
And that's where I learned about the Rentberry. I think this can be interesting and promising. I'll watch. 

[premium_domainer]

Recently I stumbled upon the top 10 projects of 2017 from INC.
And that's where I learned about the Rentberry. I think this can be interesting and promising. I'll watch. 

Did you check all icos on there?

I'm constantly delaying it. Yes I know rentberry is a very good project but most of the other never heard of them.

[cantdecide]

It would also help imo having a phone app. It would reach a lot of people and im quite sure would be liked.

I dont understand, why are you posting this here, how is it relevant to Rentberry? Just asking to make sure I am not missing out

At the moment you need to look for an apartment and pay through a website, an dedicated app that allow you to do that from your phone would be a better user experience

a phone app would be a good idea. most people use their phone as a primary web browsing tool. a dedicated app would improve the experience of a user on a mobile phone.

Both, Android and IOS app will be released in Q1/2018 as stated in their roadmap.

I actually had missed that completely, they my be able to show us something pretty soon then

Oh a beta or something like that would be nice!

[PuryLock]

How are you guys different from your competitors? There are a lot of home rental projects coming up and I'd like to know what would make a customer choose you over the others.

Im also know some real Estate projecs (Propy, Atlant, Real). But all they have different idea as I know..

And we users can only benefit from competition. Best project will win after all.

[Kennedy]

It would also help imo having a phone app. It would reach a lot of people and im quite sure would be liked.

I dont understand, why are you posting this here, how is it relevant to Rentberry? Just asking to make sure I am not missing out

At the moment you need to look for an apartment and pay through a website, an dedicated app that allow you to do that from your phone would be a better user experience

a phone app would be a good idea. most people use their phone as a primary web browsing tool. a dedicated app would improve the experience of a user on a mobile phone.

Both, Android and IOS app will be released in Q1/2018 as stated in their roadmap.

I actually had missed that completely, they my be able to show us something pretty soon then

Oh a beta or something like that would be nice!

yes ,if there beta version for community will be better ,we can test it and understand how did it work.

[rentberry]

How are you guys different from your competitors? There are a lot of home rental projects coming up and I'd like to know what would make a customer choose you over the others.

Greetings sltshp,

We don't have competitors in long-term rental space as most of the websites just include listings in the form of simple classified ads in print publications and provide limited information about a particular property for prospective tenants and essentially no support for actionable items, such as the application process, contract execution, rent collection, and maintenance requests. While Rentberry offers users a fully operational, web-based long-term rental platform.

[matjas]

I have this feeling that landlords use the face-to-face contact as a major step of their due diligence process. Not sure if many of them would want to forgo that step. Why do you think they would?

You can still meet in person, landlords don't have to forgo anything, it's just now they will have an opportunity not to do it if they choose so.
From my personal experience, some landlords would surely like to minimize all that time-consuming experience connected to renting out a property.

[premium_domainer]

I'm agreeing with people who is asking for a beta.

It is good you have a running business already but it would be amazing the see platform before joining the ico.

[Amelie Poulain]

found Rentberry review, I think it will be interesting for whom start study this project:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uioyAEvTKTM

[viljy]

How are you guys different from your competitors? There are a lot of home rental projects coming up and I'd like to know what would make a customer choose you over the others.

Greetings sltshp,

We don't have competitors in long-term rental space as most of the websites just include listings in the form of simple classified ads in print publications and provide limited information about a particular property for prospective tenants and essentially no support for actionable items, such as the application process, contract execution, rent collection, and maintenance requests. While Rentberry offers users a fully operational, web-based long-term rental platform.

How is it that you have no competitors? Your direct competitor is Relest, which offers almost the same business concept. Your advantage over them is that you claim that you already have a working business and many clients. But I think that new projects will appear in the field of real estate rental, so it is necessary to take into account the presence of competitors. To get ahead of them.

[weekofcrypto]

So is the rent going to be collected in cryptocurrency? This would have many pros and cons. Definitely, a challenge to overcome.

They're going to accept both fiat and BERRY, which is a brilliant move unless you think that the world will be ready for crypto only payments in 2019 (imo unlikely)

Not even in the next 5 years! We've got a looooooooooong way to go and most blockchain project that don't support fiat or at least in app conversions are not going far!

Nah, big things just happened this year.
This year is the biggest year for now (from $160 billion to $500 billion crypto market cap)
Who knows if in 2018 will be 2 times bigger or 3 times bigger.
That means a lot of news, and more people will come.

I do expect the market to climb up to astronomical heights in 2018.
IF you believe all the gospels then it would be a multitrillion dollar market by end 2018.
This could very well be if you have a look at this year .

The biggest company in the world didnt hit a trillion $ marketcap yet. Crypto is not a company or buseniss, but I would be suprised if the marketcap would pass them easily. It would be huge news and more fomo if we can say Bitcoin marketcap just passed Google marketcap (about 700b)

you're comparing one company to millions of people throughout the world participating in crypto. no exactly fair. we will pass the trillion dollar mark in a year or so. more and more people will join.

Thats true, but think back to where Bitcoin was in July (5 months ago). I'm pretty sure it dipped down to $1800 USD, now its at $18K. A 10X in 5 months isnt too bad lol.

Now, that doesn't mean much when comparing to Amazon or anything like that. It's just some ridiculous growth.

[bitcoinbulk]

I have this feeling that landlords use the face-to-face contact as a major step of their due diligence process. Not sure if many of them would want to forgo that step. Why do you think they would?

You can still meet in person, landlords don't have to forgo anything, it's just now they will have an opportunity not to do it if they choose so.
From my personal experience, some landlords would surely like to minimize all that time-consuming experience connected to renting out a property.

There are plenty of Landlords that have rentals in states other than where they live. Most of them have property managers and I'm sure these property managers could/would handle it.

[Trrrt]

Nice to see some reviews on YouTube, it’s very for people who want to learn more about the project and don’t have the time to read the whitepaper first. It also improve a lot the visibility of Rentberry, it’s really important for investors.

[iad_xo]

Nice to see some reviews on YouTube, it’s very for people who want to learn more about the project and don’t have the time to read the whitepaper first. It also improve a lot the visibility of Rentberry, it’s really important for investors.

that is  why they have one page summery.
https://rentberry.cryptonomos.com/downloads/Rentberry_One_Pager.pdf

[cantdecide]

found Rentberry review, I think it will be interesting for whom start study this project:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uioyAEvTKTM

Thanks for this! Video reviews are are always helpful in my eyes.

[Altcoinrusher]

I have this feeling that landlords use the face-to-face contact as a major step of their due diligence process. Not sure if many of them would want to forgo that step. Why do you think they would?

You can still meet in person, landlords don't have to forgo anything, it's just now they will have an opportunity not to do it if they choose so.
From my personal experience, some landlords would surely like to minimize all that time-consuming experience connected to renting out a property.

There are plenty of Landlords that have rentals in states other than where they live. Most of them have property managers and I'm sure these property managers could/would handle it.

I think one of the key benefit of this project is automation as it bridges the transaction between landlords and tenant relying on the power of smart contracts.