- bitcoin mining can be energy intenseIn addition, I want tenants to report any leaks as soon as discovered.  

I just put $100,000 into Bitcoin. 

But your resolution to that is go to buy hard assets that beat inflation; bitcoin, gold.

But, let's say the PPM says it is taking pref equity positions in real estate syndications, and you find out the sponsor is investing everything in, say, Bitcoin exchanges, then that is an issue.

Take that money and purchase Bitcoin.

If nothing else, prices are down a couple of points this year in Denver, so that's a relative positive over my last purchase.If I was 20 years older, and had 20 more years of compounding and contributions in my 401(k), the private lending world would be a major part of my portfolio strategy right now, as I think yields are really attractive there.It's tough out there, but I trust what I know in small residential more than going all in on more index funds or bitcoin, and lending is just too tax inefficient until I have more time to build wealth in my SDIRA.  

One option that might make more since is finding a bitcoin mining operation, because with Starlink, you can essentially set up an operation anywhere, so if you can buy $100/acre land in a sunny climate, Bitcoin Mining generates approximately $.085/kw in electric rate. 

Otherwise, the renters could be bitcoin mining or driving 2-3 electric cars and you’re paying for everything. 

- Michael Saylor wants me to buy bitcoin, JL Collins wants me to buy index funds, etc. 

I'm not sure how well Bukele has done with property rights although he's really into Bitcoin so I think he at least supports property rights in principle.