He has built relationships with other traders and has access to more deals than we have capital for.

And they just built a brand new packing house, with trader joes, and sprouts. 

A few people will get lucky, time the market perfectly and make huge returns compared to the other 90% that get into it that will do worse than the S&P 500.In other ways Real Estate is different though - first "Everyone will always need housing" unlike Bitcoin or Pork Belly Futures. 

Funding projects with Bitcoin, now trending and if you aren't on board than your drowning.

Gold, Bitcoin, stocks, bonds, and investing in businesses, are all things people believe will help them generate wealth and protect against a down-turn.

Sounds like a good deal with solid upside @Ben Leybovich and @Garison Clemens.Re the 50k, I understand how the inspector and the PM feel about it, but if you are getting a good deal there and want to keep you name clean from been re trader then perhaps just raise the 50k.

Plus, you'll have to see if there were any fees the brokerage house charged you that can be used to reduce the capital gains from the trading profits.As others who respond here will probably say, you should contact a good CPA who is very familiar with day traders and home office business expense.

E.g. if you are a prop trader with a big balance sheet/trading systems, you can trade in and out of inverse ETFs all day. 

Nick and Jakes is the House Traders event hosted by Crossroads Investment Lending and the Asbells 

Might as well buy bitcoin with that cash advance, at least that way the living space/well-being of a tenant isn't in jeopardy.