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# Properties vs Arbitration
As time goes on, the supply of properties available for rent will increase. This graph represents an evolutionary projection of the possible number of properties purchased over the next 10-years.
Evolution of properties owned by Globees
Next graph represents an achievable / conceivable evolution of the number of yearly arbitrations over 10 years.
To compensate for the smaller number of properties belonging to Globees during the first years of operation, we set up a hybrid system between the purchase of property and the arbitration of property. This second option will allow us to rapidly have 50 to 100 properties that we can offer for rent. This abundant supply of housing will allow us to quickly grow the platform, while quickly generating income with a budget 20 times lower when compared to buying a property outright.
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