For Real Estate Professionals

If you list, broker, or close land transactions, Fabrica changes the mechanics of the deal, not the law behind it. A tokenized property still has a recorded deed and a real chain of title; what changes is that ownership moves with a token, so ownership can move in minutes instead of weeks, without a new deed recorded for every transfer (bank-funded purchases settle on the help center's timeline).

What changes for you

• Listings reach the buyers you already use. A tokenized property can be listed on the Fabrica marketplace and federated to the MLS, so it appears alongside conventional listings rather than only in a crypto venue. See Selling.
• Closings are faster. Ownership moves onchain (on the Ethereum blockchain), without the escrow and recording delays of a traditional closing. Title stays in the trust's name throughout, so each resale does not require re-recording a deed.
• You are working with a licensed counterparty, not a workaround. Fabrica's US validator holds 20+ regulatory licenses, including title, escrow, and broker licenses. It has operations across all 50 states with varying degrees of functionality, and 3,000+ counties covered. The structure retrofits existing property law rather than bypassing it (see Legal framework).
• Title work still applies. Tokenization follows a title review when a property is added, and recorded title remains verifiable at the county. A national underwriter (First American) has already issued title insurance on a tokenized Fabrica property (see Title insurance after tokenization); broad availability is still developing and varies by underwriter and jurisdiction.

How to work with Fabrica

• Refer or list a property. Owners tokenize by adding a property; a property can then be listed for sale on the marketplace.
• Represent a buyer. Buyers can purchase with account funds (stablecoins, which are digital dollars), by bank transfer, card or wire, and receive the property token, which carries the property's metadata and its Property checks, a starting point for your own research, not a title search or title insurance. See Buying.
• Understand the legal structure. The Fabrica Trust and regulatory framework pages cover the trust, licensing, and how title is held.

For the full owner journey, see Owning a Fabrica Property.