Tokenized Real Estate for LPs: Liquidity, Lower Minimums & One K-1

Can blockchain make private real estate more accessible? Paul Shannon speaks with Larry Kalis and Tyler Vinson about tokenization for LPs. They cover TRIFs from American Digital Realty, how RE Tokens enables secondary trading after a one year lockup, and what changes for custody, liquidity, and tax reporting. If you know syndications but are new to tokenized assets, this is a simple, practical breakdown.

Key Takeaways:

What tokenization means for LPs, a digital wrapper of your fund or deal interest on a blockchain

Access and diversification with lower minimums and one consolidated K1

Liquidity path using Rule 144 and a secondary marketplace after 12 months

Operations and security, KYC and AML, custodied tokens, fiat or USDC distributions, burn and reissue if lost

Structure and risks, ADR’s fund of funds TRIFs on Stellar vs single asset tokens, tech partner and valuation cadence

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