Blockchain-Based Real Estate Rental Platform

Job ID: 39630631

Budget: $80 – $100 USD

Project Overview
We are building a next-generation decentralized real estate rental platform that uses blockchain technology to disrupt the $100B+ global rental market. With smart contracts, crypto payments, and on-chain trust mechanisms, we're simplifying and securing the renting process for both landlords and tenants across the globe.

Latest Demo:
https://github.com/secondstar86712/Real-Estate-Demo

Who We’re Looking For
We’re currently hiring experienced freelancers and contract-based experts who are passionate about Web3, real estate, and decentralized platforms. You will help us refine, improve, and scale our MVP into a robust marketplace platform.

Open Roles
Full Stack Developers (Web3 focus) – React, Solidity, Node.js, GraphQL
Smart Contract Engineers – Ethereum, Hardhat, audits, gas optimization
QA Engineers – Manual & automated testing, cross-browser/device, edge cases
UI/UX Designers – Landing page optimization, dashboard layout, mobile responsiveness
Technical Writers – Improve documentation and user onboarding flows

Key Platform Features
Smart Contracts – Automated leases, payments, and deposits
Crypto Payments – Accept ETH, USDC, and more via MetaMask or WalletConnect
Immutable Rental History – On-chain reputation and transaction records
Admin Dashboard – Manage listings, users, payments, and analytics
Cross-Border Support – Built for global nomads and international tenants

Job Details
Type: Contract (remote)
Length: 12 months (extendable)

Compensation:
Monthly: $15K–$20K
Hourly: $80–$100/hr
Bonus: 10%+ added to your first salary for helpful feedback during onboarding
Time commitment: Full-time or part-time (must overlap with Eastern Time Zone)

Expectations
Before our meeting, we’d love you to:
- Review the live landing page vs. the README mockup
- Suggest one feature or UX improvement
- Point out any mobile responsiveness issues
- Propose one platform-wide feature you'd like to see added

To Apply:
Please send your portfolio, GitHub, and a quick note on what excites you about this project. If possible, include a brief comment on one of the points above (e.g., what you’d add or improve).