Solution

Transatlantic Real Estate solves the problems faced by growers while remaining immune to changes in legislation by focusing on the underlying real estate asset and being non-plant touching. We have followed the tried and true model of land banking, land leases, and land asset appreciation. We are able to benefit from the high lease rates of a licensed cannabis farm, the premium location in coastal California, and the valuation increase by doing property improvements that increase the farm's lease rate, but also the property value as a growth farm that can accommodate multiple high value crops, making it a high yield facility.

In this manner, we have multiple layers of security, as well as multiple layers of value creation.

Our Company has entered into a contingent acquisition of a 9+ acre farm licensed for cannabis operations in Santa Barbara, California, ideally suited to address the concerns of California growers. Our farm has 293,000 square feet under canopy with room for expansion. Not only can it produce more based on total square feet, but it can produce for less as sun is free especially in California, and classic greenhouse environmental mechanisms work extremely well.

Furthermore, at any point, a grower can increase crop yield by implementing a completely closed grow facility in the same location, potentially a 2 story or vertical closed farm in a small unused part of the lot if demand required it. In fact, we have entered into agreement with GreenGro Technologies (OTC: GRNH), a world-class provider of green technology with expertise in an indoor and outdoor agricultural science system focused on building multi-level cannabis growth operations, to become an additional long-term tenant.

As an open space farm with greenhouses, we are ready to reposition the farm for an alternate high-value crop, through the improvements that favor cannabis, we also add transferable value to another tenant who is not a cannabis grower, and if legislation doesn't change and the demand for cannabis grow spaces continues to increase, we can subdivide the farm and through technology improvements have both greenhouse facilities as well as high yield closed space facilities.

We have a long-term lease with a very profitable and stable tenant, thus we create a passive revenue stream.

Though land improvements we may increase the lease rate, or subdivide the farm to bring in more tenants, thus increasing to total passive revenue.