You're now out a house and the money spent to set up all the entities and buy the house.Or, you know about it, you defend yourself/the LLC, and you're in court anyway.If you've done a REALLY good job hiding your ownership (rent paid by Bitcoin or something) you won't even know about the lawsuit, and one day you maybe discover that you lost the house.So, assuming that you aren't worrying about robbery or kidnapping, what matters isn't whether someone knows you nominally own something, it's whether that person can rend it from you.

This has lead me to strongly believe that Bitcoin, and a few other blockchain projects will become increasingly popular over time. 

I guess that -$150 blinded me because I have lost so much more on stock market / bitcoin.

bitcoin down about 80% this year.

I had what now would have been hundreds of thousands of dollars in bitcoins that were lost/stolen because of that guy.

As a landlord, why do you care if your tenants would pay in USD or Bitcoin?!

I have three criteria for when I look to invest in any business - 1) I want to make a lot of money, 2) I don't want to spend a lot of time doing that and 3) I like businesses that are very simple - something I can easily explain to my wife and parents (and that's exactly why I lost money investing in Bitcoins!!

Let me get the smudges off my crystal ball from the last time I used it in 2015 and bought bitcoin before it jumped in value.When predicting which real estate market will increase in value to the greatest degree in 2016, it is imperative to look at certain factors that contribute to an increase in overall demand.

I have about $3,000 in savings and 11 bitcoins.

bad idea and you'll end up in jail, but.. um, the onion router and bitcoin..