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“The REITIUM Platform will allow everyone to stop spending money on the wrong things and start investing in the right things…Real Estate.”

– Cynthia Aasen | IRR

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Have a property you'd like to sell? Our investment committee will run your deal through the vetting process for investment readiness. Once approved, your asset will be listed onto our marketplace for fractional ownership. Not from North America? Contact us instead.

REITIUM is a Blockchain, Real Estate Investment Platform allowing anyone to invest in Real Estate starting with $100.  Investors share the rental income and appreciation through fractional ownership.

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Disclaimer & Risk Warning This funding portal is not registered under securities legislation in any jurisdiction of Canada and is relying on the exemption from the dealer registration requirement under this Instrument. The funding portal will hold each purchaser’s assets (A) separate and apart from the funding portal’s own assets, (B) in trust for the purchaser, and (C) in the case of cash, in a designated trust account at a Canadian financial institution.

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Footnotes

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2Brundan, Katy. “What We Can Learn From the Philologist in Fiction.” Criticism, vol. 61, no. 3, summer 2019, pp. 285-310. www.jstor.org/stable/10.13173/medilangrevi.26.2019.0157.