My experience....you can use for anything you want.....except buying Bitcoin.

The same people that invest in Bitcoin, drink Mexican water, and sleep with the hairdresser they just met at the bar.Some people like to live dangerous.

For example, some fail to include their social security number fearing it will be "stolen"; however, if you are running a screening on them you typically need this.If they fail to provide income criteria it's because they already know they don't meet your income requirements (IF you have listed this on your ads).I've had some fail to address the part that asks if they've ever been evicted. 

What are you guys telling your unsophisticated friends about bitcoin when they ask you?

Nope. ...But I also said bitcoin was overpriced at $700. 

There is a lot of controversy on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and other similar cryptocurrencies.

I don't feel adventurous enough for bitcoin. 

Build something LIKE THIS.I've managed properties that had chain-link cages and others that built little storage rooms or closets with 2x4s and plywood.Whatever you choose, I recommend clearly labeling them, making the tenant provide their own lock, and posting warnings everywhere - including in the lease - that tenants can use storage at their own risk and you are not liable for lost/stolen goods.

Bitcoin?

Thieves often return for "second helpings" after they know you've replaced what was stolen with new.