I still believe that 80% of people looking in notes are not serious buyers as they are looking for “the perfect deal” where they want a heavily discounted note with no hair and no risk and will never end up pulling the trigger and will move on from notes to stock options, Bitcoin or the next big thing in the next 12-24 months.

Bitcoin is seems like it might be at the bottom ;) ;) I am looking to invest a large savings in the next year, so I am kind of in the same boat. 

I do not want to be in a situation where one tenant uses vemo, another cash app, another pays in bitcoin, and I need to check cozy. 

For example, if you invested $1 million in bitcoins a few years ago, you would be filthy, filthy rich right today.

Has anybody heard of this?They promise same day approval and funding in 5 days.https://www.housingwire.com/articles/49009-figure-...https://www.figure.com/home-equity-line?utm_expid=.6vJhjrKKRoeZFzrffVw-eA.0&utm_r...

Then blow up the house.I would just replace it with an electric range, except we live here too and use it to cook, and we are in CA where electricity costs more than bitcoin. 

don't, what if she mines bitcoin all day and you get an electricity bill for $500?

Same with cannabis farms, bitcoin mining rules... lots to argue about. 

If it's censorship from one of the governments or problems with the banking system, Bitcoin could be a very useful tool. 

Interesting article discussing the affect "proptech" has been having on the real estate industry over the last few decades:https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/07/29/the-new-frontier-that-could-outrun-ai-and-blockchain-real-estate-tech/#6402602522bbI'm interested to see what new technologies will be introduced in the coming years.