If you look really hard for loose coins in your couch, maybe it’ll be enough for the down payment

its kind of funny really.. the term gets coined a book gets written and a new genre takes shape by folks who think this is some new information.when in fact BRRRR has been going on for decades by local veteran investors..  

If you are spending the coin to invest, spend the coin and hire a pro to advise you.  

I live in California but am thinking of buying a condo unit in Aurora, CO in the Robinwood complex which is non-warrantable. 

Common spaces include: hallways, staircases, coin operated laundry, storage locker area, common entertaining space, and a rooftop deck. 

If you are going to look into the markets for an investment, I would recommend short-term debt instruments, like Treasury bills or CDs from creditworthy banks, like Orlando was saying.Also, CRYPTO IS A SCAM.

Back then, there were coin operated public phones, my dad gave her some change to call home in case she's late, and she didn't call.

The washer and dryer reference sounds like an opportunity to put in coin operated machines but that won't come even close to covering the utilities and they are expensive to begin with.

So this is kind of the other side of the coin and my personal experience as a HML in the cash flow markets.

there are quite a bit of people/websites offering such a database for a price of course(google/bing/yahoo search). how reliable it is varies. then there's the option of compiling the most updated list as a DIY thing for much affordable with a learning curve thrown in. my coin.