Kurt Averall

So it'd be St.

George, Utah, which is a gateway to Zines National Park.

to Salt Lake City.

It'd be Bend, Oregon to Portland.

It might be the Hamptons to New York City or Cape Cod to Boston, where you're going on a regular basis.

And for that, your options are basically to Airbnb, which is fairly expensive, as we know, or you buy a home outright.

But the challenge with buying a home outright, I mean, it comes with the benefit of having the home and being able to use it whenever you want.

The downside is most second...

homeowners don't use the home that often.

And so they think they're going to be there six months out of the year, but they end up only being there six to eight weeks out of the year.

And then that second home becomes a second job because homes are work.

And whether it's just fixing a faucet or paying your property taxes, that's just work.

It's just a lot of things that are going on in that home.

So what Ember does, it's kind of bridges a gap.

It sits right between an Airbnb and a full home ownership where

we take a home and we buy it with an LLC and then split it into eight different shares.

And a person can buy anywhere from one to four shares of that home.

Now, think about these homes.

These are high-end vacation homes.

The goal is to make it so that when you walk in, there's a wow factor.