Episode

#142 Tokenized Real Estate - Revolve

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Alt Funds Network
Published
Apr 17, 2026
Duration seconds
2404
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Summary

Background: The founders of Real Estate Evolved or simply Revolve, CEO Zack Dane and CMO Graham Goguen Description: On the Alt Funds podcast, hosts Skyler Steinke and Mike Schroeder interview Revolve founders Zack Dane and Graham Goguen about building a tokenized, fractional real estate platform. Zack shares his background in property management and explains Revolve’s approach: homes are purchased (often newer, renovated, or new-build inventory), titled into an LLC, fractionalized into NFTs (e.g., 1,000 pieces), rented and professionally managed, with owners able to vote on decisions and a planned 10-year sale timeline unless voted earlier. They emphasize transparency, self-custodial ownership, and a secondary marketplace where holders can list and trade fractions, aiming to reduce selling time versus traditional real estate. They discuss reserves, fees (around 107% vs competitors’ higher fees), stablecoin distribution, on-chain NFT lending via a partner, and why they aren’t tokenizing the company. They also address challenges with on-chain property titling adoption and share a five-year goal of 1,000 properties.