PropiChain
  • Origin & Evolution of Real Estate
  • Introduction
  • The Discovery of Loophole
    • 1️⃣Complex Legals
    • 2️⃣Liquidity Issues
    • 3️⃣Barriers to Entry
    • 4️⃣Limited Transparency
    • 5️⃣Centralized Control
    • 6️⃣Restriction to Markets
    • 7️⃣Lengthy Transaction
  • Blockchain Integration
    • 🔥Clear Transparency
    • 🔥Conditional Logic
    • 🔥Decentralized P2P
    • 🔥Intermediary Removal
  • Smart Contracts
    • ⚙️Title Contract
    • ⚙️Deed Contract
    • ⚙️Identity Contract
    • ⚙️Agreements Contract
    • ⚙️E-Signatures Contract
    • ⚙️Payments Contract
    • ⚙️Escrow Contract
    • ⚙️NFT Contract
    • 🎛️Participants
    • Automation
    • Audit
  • Software Components
    • 🛠️PropiChain Explorer
    • 🛠️API Libraries
    • 🛠️Data Standards
    • 🛠️Transaction Platform
  • Real Estate Tokenization
    • 🖼️Property x NFT
    • 🖼️NFT Legal Framework
    • 🖼️NFT Marketplace
    • 🖼️NFTing in the US
    • 🖼️DeFi Integration
    • 🖼️Fractional Ownership
    • 🖼️Borrowing Against NFT
  • AI Tech in PropiChain
    • 🤖Market Analysis
    • 🤖Property Suggestion
    • 🤖Automated Valuation
    • 🤖AI-Powered Chatbots
    • 🤖Property Filtering
  • PropiChain & Metaverse
    • ✨Virtual Property Tours
    • ✨Virtual Staging
    • ✨Virtual Meetings
    • ✨AR/VR Capabilities
  • Tokenomics
    • 🚀Token Allocation
    • 🚀Presale Stages
    • 🚀Vesting Details
    • 🚀Token Tax
  • Unlock Elite Rewards
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • ❓Product FAQs
    • ❓Presale FAQs
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  1. The Discovery of Loophole

Lengthy Transaction

Lengthy transaction times in the real estate industry pose significant challenges that can affect all parties involved, including buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals. These delays can lead to frustration, increased costs, and missed opportunities.

Lengthy real estate transactions arise from a combination of complex processes, extensive paperwork, and potential funding delays. According to the data from ICE Mortgage Technology, the average time to close a house in the U.S. is approximately 44 days, though this can vary based on factors such as the lender and the borrower's financial situation.

Another survey by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reveals that only 67% of real estate contracts settled on time in 2023, down from 75% in previous years. This decline indicates a growing trend of delays in the closing process, which can result in lost deals and dissatisfied clients.

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