It happened during the tech bubble, the last real estate bubble, the bitcoin bubble and I worry it's happening again with real estate.

Write a B on them with black marker and sell them as Bitcoins?

Is there any way to allocate/protect your assests (LLCs, trusts, bitcoin, etc.) so that if one gets married in the future, they are protected in the (unfortunate) case of divorce?

*Have you noticed that everyone is a Day Trader now a days, and when people are trading on leverage and a pull back comes, margin calls will be coming in at an all time high.

Some relatives of mine have set up corporate entities for their non-trading businesses and have successfully reduced their tax burdens that way.The key issue for me is that I'm fairly sure I wouldn't qualify for trader tax status which seems to afford most of the benefits like not being subjected to the $3K max carry-forward on losses, and most importantly, the ability to claim business deductions.

Well... if it was bitcoin he was talking about half of his investment has not been lost thanks to the delay.

And some viewing were like waiting in line to get into a night club.The one above is right next to Fresh market and Trader joes. 

Bond trader opinion here(it's going to be different).

#s are solid enough, he's still living there and recently did a cash out refinance and am applying those funds to this next deal.Guess I'm a real estate investor disguised as a finance guy/stock trader.

Is anyone collection Bitcoin for rent, thoughts?