Investors are responding well to news that World Series of Golf, Inc. (OTC Pink: WSGF) has completed a significant part of its rebranding process by saying its name change from World Series of Golf, Inc. to Vaycaychella is effective. The incorporation in the state of Wyoming puts in place the final steps for a change to its OTC market listing to reflect the change. As noted, investors responed well to the news, sending WSGF shares higher by about 33% on Tuesday. But, to be fair, investors should appreciate more than just a name change. While it’s essential, so is how its innovative app can change the investment landscape in the vacation property sector. And that’s where the ultimate value will come from.

Since last year when WSGF purchased the Vaycaychella asset, it’s been working hard to get the name change. Unfortunately, when dealing with a publicly-traded company, things always take more time to complete than initially expected. But, with most of the legwork complete, Vaycaychella can focus on what it does best – facilitate a simple means for a new class of investors to purchase and sell short-term vacation properties.

Indeed, it’s a plan in motion that started only last year when WSGF acquired Vaycaychella to target massive opportunities inherent to business in the short-term property rental markets. And while that description embodies the potential to generate rental income from upstream companies like Airbnb (ABNB), VRBO, and Booking.com (BKNG), the primary attraction to investors is that it makes buying those properties relatively simple.

Let Crypto Buy Real Estate

Moreover, the company has enhanced its features over the past year, creating a comprehensive software application that now supports entrepreneurs in financing the acquisition and renovation of short-term vacation rental properties through a P2P software application. Better still, they recently announced strengthening an already robust platform and concept by engaging with experienced and proven resources to add a Vaycaychella cryptocurrency exchange. That project intends to allow Vaycaychella’s short-term vacation property rental entrepreneurs the ability to raise funds for their purchase and/or renovation projections through a dedicated cryptocurrency. The better news is that Vaycaychella will provide tools that help the entrepreneur to create a cryptocurrency, and its Vaycaychella App Version 2.0 includes functionality designed to complement the cryptocurrency tools. Expect the Version 2.0 app and cryptocurrency integration to launch by the end of this year.

Notably, that project is being developed with help from its pilot customer, V-Royal, which has 100’s of target properties ready for listing and supported by the creation of dedicated cryptocurrencies. And more than ready to list, WSGF said that V-Royal and Vaycaychella are already working to immediately begin listing new properties and creating dedicated cryptocurrencies once the App and Exchange are launched. Hence, news of that front is imminent.

And there’s more good news. Vaycaychella said in a release that it is making tremendous progress to close an acquisition of a target company that should add immediate shareholder value. While no name was provided, WSGF noted that the target company is a highly innovative travel industry technology start-up with a proven proprietary software application and corresponding infrastructure. Moreover, they say that it has an inherent ability to seamlessly integrate comprehensive travel booking functionality for any licensee the way Stripe provides any licensee the ability to process online payments.

Enhancing The Vaycaychella Platform

Not only that, the acquisition would enable Vaycaychella to give its short-term vacation property owner/operators the ability to add travel agent revenue, providing their clients with flight booking and car rental services. Thus, it completes a loop of services starting from listing to purchases to full-on value-added services. At the end of the day, they each help entrepreneurs make money. Best of all, the deal may close within the next 30 days after Vaycaychella engaged the interest of an investment fund expressing interest in backing a transaction with Vaycaychella and the target. Hence, milestones can become catalysts sooner than many expect.

By the way, an important note of the capital side. Responding to investor emails asking about the name change, Vaycaychella management clarified that the name change, the update with OTC Markets, and the issuance of a new ticker symbol, will not include a reverse split nor a forward split of the company’s shares. Thus, Vaycaychella put speculation to rest, allowing investors to focus on plans for 2022.

And if all goes as planned, it will be a transformational year. In fact, Vaycaychella is expected to enter 2022 in its best position ever to make vacation property investment available to millions of investors. Notably, they target an investment market where retail investors were previously excluded due to logistical hurdles to close even a simple loan. Better still, in addition to reaching the right market participants, Vaycaychella facilitates easy-to-navigate real estate transactions and can get deals completed in as little as a few days. Moreover, forget about credit checks, job verification, income statements, and providing two years worth of bank statements. If an investor has the cash, a deal can be made.

Even better, Vaycaychella allows for fractional ownership. So, for those that have $1,000 to invest, considering a $500 piece of two properties is possible. The app is indeed a game-changer and is the first of its kind to allow small investors a chance to take advantage of opportunities made available through the multi-billion dollar vacation property markets.

Further, it’s the only known app that could allow a typical retail investor to amass real estate interests worldwide. And it’s catching on.

Vaycaychella Targets Massive Investor Audience

Vaycaychella user adoption is growing. While the raging pandemic put a near halt to the vacation property rental sector, things are indeed picking up. In fact, reports suggest that more than five million private properties are now available for short-term rentals, surpassing the combined room totals of several of the largest hotel brands. And it’s no coincidence that growth is surging. After being quarantined for nearly two years, people worldwide are ready for action.

More importantly for Vaycaychella investors is that as the number of properties available surges, so does the amount of investment opportunity. Vaycaychella hits multiple sides of the opportunity. In addition to outright ownership interest, the app also connects investors and owners for short-term projects, renovations, and even large-scale construction.

To help facilitate those user opportunities, Vaycaychella plans to add online banking and credit card services that provide entrepreneurs additional tools to manage their short-term rental businesses. These assets would be a means to facilitate property updates, help with capital improvements, and even as the primary management tool for each property. The functionality allows pre-set spending limits and offers a means to be less engaged with daily management. In short, it makes Vaycaychella a one-stop-shop to purchase and manage properties.

Still, while a lot is happening behind the scenes to get Vaycaychella ready for global prime time, the app is primarily attractive because of its simplicity. Better than just simple, it combines ease of use with transformational functionality. To those just now reading or hearing about Vaycaychella, it’s an app that makes partial and whole ownership in vacation rental property available to the masses. Many have compared it to the retail-focused stock investing app, Robinhood, which went from a small start-up to a multi-billion company in less than a decade. They did that by doing what Vaycaychella is doing- bringing an untapped investment opportunity to the retail investor class.

It was also an app criticized by Wall Street because it made stock market investment simple. If investors have the cash, they can buy stock. Wall Street, by the way, still hates them and would love to see them disappear. After all, it pushed almost every retail broker to eliminate trade commissions. But, with retail investors singing their praises despite a few hiccups, that’s not going to happen. Moreover, like Robinhood, it simplifies an entire process.

Better yet, it gets the job done by eliminating obstacles that often make property investment challenging for smaller investors. Unlike traditional property investment, investors can negotiate without completing the usual income verification and background checks. The app appeals to investors and real estate property owners by offering a streamlined process that mirrors the stock market – as long as the investor currently has the available funds, they can make an offer just as they could purchase shares of a company.

Blazing Its Own Vaycaychella Trail

Perhaps the most distinguishing part of the app is that its innovative and accessible features are attracting a new generation of retail investors that may not otherwise have an opportunity to find and invest in global properties. Utilizing app-based technology, Vaycaychella makes investment opportunities seamless, again hoping to do for real estate investment what Robinhood did for retail stock investing.

Still, it’s up to the Vaycaychella marketing team to get this revolutionary app into the hands of millions of potential property investors. And while it can take time to reach milestones, incremental updates could turn out to be catalysts. So, revenue updates could help ignite a rally. Once investors see that, the stock could be off to the races.

Thus, heading into the new year, keeping its 52-week highs near $0.07 in the crosshairs makes sense. And if they can add the value expected from a branding change and an acquisition, that level could be a starting point for more appreciable moves. And that should keep Vaycaychella on the radar.

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