Even keeping your money in cash (currency is an investment) carries risk of losing value against inflation.So you shouldnt nessecarily be trying to sell it as safe.

Of course- these are US prices- I see you're from Calgary, so add at least 10% for currency difference.

The two are very different, and in one case, you have investors jumping out windows and people dying.In recession, you can hold through as long as fundamentals are strong. in depression or currency reset, my goodness, you will lose a lot unless you have loads of physical cash or hard metals in couch. 

Who knows maybe these booklets become popular among your community they may be exchanging them like currency.

A little about myself is I'm a young man looking to get into the world of Real-Estate, currently I am an I.T Network Technician as well as a Forex Market Trader who is aspiring to become a first generation millionaire from a poor family that lives in low-income homes. 

like some say.. currency devaluation..."

Colombia is an emerging tourist destination and the local currency is super low.Unlike Astva, I prefer to manage and do it on behalf of the investors who invest with me.

It is your "currency".

Could it be rented out with a combination of both for EX: SFR comps go-between 2400-2600$ Granny Flat rent between 800-1200$.

I'm a Forex trader, on my own for 3 1/2 years and I'm also a full time Baker for 14 years.