Housing

Property laws were originally written to follow this script; Land is owned by a lord, the Lord pays homage to his King with taxes and rates, and the Paupers (the lords tenants) reside on the land, until they are no longer useful to their peers.

In Property Law, 'appurtenances' means the 'free stuff' left with the land. Fixtures are said to be the apputenances that are required to run a business on the land, (real property) and chattels are the things that are not bolted down to the land, both inside the buildings and outside. (personal property).

Over time the rules changed. Property titles that once required a Deed to prove ownership by law are no longer used, but the cobwebs (old rules) going back to the beginning still exist, and it is here that we find an opening where Guardianship can enter.

Guardianship is an entirely new beast, but one that is subordinated by a terms agreement which dictates how it operates, and what its relationship is to the title holder of the land. Rather than a Lord today renting his free stuff and being responsible for its condition under renting rules, the Lord can instead sell off this depreciating part of his property as a physical interest in the property and buy it back at a later date.

The landholder uses Call Options to buy it back at a particular points in time at a particular price, while allowing for landholding to be bought and sold and the Guardian Right to be bought and sold many times without affecting this arrangement.

The Guardianship Housing System is a depreciatory system where the value of the Guardian Right reduces by 10% per annum calculated monthly which is fixed so there are no disputes at times of sale.

The Guardian Right market creates new opportunities, guides investment strategies, offers debt reduction and low cost housing, and brings the cost of housing down so everybody wins.

https://guardianrightregistry.com.au