Contributors
For people who own land or property and want to understand how contributing it to Clear Properties, the co-op's property company, works.
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Nothing in this section is an offer. Clear publishes no terms, rate or projected return for a contribution. Clear is not a contributor's tax or legal adviser, and nothing here is advice about anyone's situation. Who may contribute, on what terms, and how a contribution is taxed are questions for a contributor's own advisers.
Contributing happens off the chain. The deed, the appraisal, the shares and any distributions are handled by Clear Properties, not by Clear's contracts. Contributor shares are not tokens.
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At a glance
Splitting one property into units, or into shares held as tokens, is a separate feature of the Deed track. It is not how contributor shares work: see What shares are.
Related
- Deeds and real-world assets: T-Deeds, subdividing and fractionalizing, in plain language.
- Investors: the lending pool and bonds, which are a different thing from contributing property.
- The co-op's structure: the companies, the boards and the reserved matters.
- Governance: who decides, and who holds the keys to the contracts. The co-op's bylaws and the rules of its companies are not published yet; see Membership and the co-op.