Two sides to that coin.

This may be one reason folks are willing to get back into crypto in a major way.

Regardless the tax and CPA professionals coined the term, so maybe we can give posters a break.

I was one of these agents 13 years ago and have since educated myself on both sides of the coin.

See if you can find a duplex where you can rent half and live in the other half or look out of state.You mentioned HYSA, yes as interest rates go down, you will make less on that money; but the other side of the coin is as interest rates go down your mortgage payments would go down and your money would go further. 

Flip a coin. :)

It really depends on what you prefer, some prefer crypto currency (not me), I prefer private lending / mortgage notes and structured it in a way where there is no ordinary income taxation on it, so it is treated as a qualified dividends.You can invest in anything / any type of business, it really is based on what YOU want to invest in.

Remember I do not care what you invest in, real estate, stocks, crypto etc.

I think Larger deals still may have some juice left to squeeze, but i think This asset class is next in term of correction as we see in crypto, public equities, and debt investing.  

Manually = impossibleAI municipal/county/state website scraping = maybecrowdsourced in the aggregate from individual law firms/real estate firms = possiblyA huge company or bored crypto zillionaire would have to do it and it might cost a fortune for the subscription.