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Revolutionizing Real Estate: Tokenization and the Future of Property Investment with CEO Michael Carpentier | Ep 758
Revolutionizing Real Estate: Tokenization and the Future of Property Investment with CEO Michael Carpentier | Ep 758
In this episode of the Digital Executive Podcast, host Brian Thomas interviews Michael Carpentier, co-founder and CEO of Vesta Equity. Carpentier, an entrepreneurial business leader with 25 years of experience, discusses his career journey, emphasizing the importance of persistence and learning from mistakes. He delves into Vesta Equity's mission of building a home equity ecosystem for the Web 3.0 economy and beyond. The company enables homeowners to tokenize their homes on a blockchain marketplace, allowing investors to buy equity in residential properties without the complications of institutional loans. Carpentier highlights the benefits of tokenization in real estate, emphasizing access and liquidity. Looking ahead, Vesta Equity plans to expand into income properties, specifically focusing on vacation properties, offering investors both appreciation and a dividend income stream.
You can also listen to the podcast here at: https://coruzant.com/profiles/michael-carpentier/
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