Homebase
  • Welcome!
  • Whitepaper
    • Introduction
    • Why We're Here
    • Our Vision
    • What We Do
    • Value Proposition
    • How It Works
    • Security Token Offerings
      • Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)
      • Legal Compliance
        • Reg D
        • Reg A
    • The User Experience
    • Risks to Homebase
  • Creating an Account
    • Account Creation
    • Identity Verification
    • Creating Your Wallet
  • Using the Marketplace
    • Homebase Marketplace Guide
    • Property Details
    • Property Market
    • Property Financials
    • Property Documents
    • Property Buying Process
  • Investing with Homebase
    • Checking Out
    • Signing the Appropriate Legal Documentation
    • Closing Period
  • Post-Investment Information
    • After Investment
  • FAQ and Guides
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Crypto Guides
      • 🏦How To Set Up Your Phantom Wallet
      • 🌉Bridging Assets to Solana
      • ⛽What are Blockchain Gas Fees?
      • 🪙What is an NFT?
      • 📜What is a Smart Contract?
      • 🔐5 tips to keep your crypto safe and secure
  • Links
    • Create an Account
    • Homebase Marketplace
    • Homebase Website
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Whitepaper

Our Vision

The vision for Homebase is to become the preferred platform for renters moving to a new city. Imagine you’re moving to San Francisco, instead of using Craigslist to find an apartment, you go directly to the Homebase platform to browse apartments available for rent. If you find one you like, you move in and purchase 10-20% of available shares of the home. By buying an equity stake in the property, you’re now a partial owner of the apartment you’re living in.

That’s the future we’re building at Homebase.

Our goal is to bridge the gap between the casual Zillow-scroller and the real estate investor. We’re building a platform built on trust, transparency, and co-ownership so that anyone can invest in real estate. By building accessibility to ownership for all, we can redefine what it means to be a homeowner. The status quo bars everyday people from becoming an owner. If Homebase succeeds in its mission, renters in the most densely populated metros in the U.S. can become fractional owners of their apartments and, in turn, homeowners.

PreviousWhy We're HereNextWhat We Do

Last updated 2 years ago

Was this helpful?