I don't like crypto, but I really needed a hard drive for my old laptop...My second best foreclosure find was actually a collection of vinyl records, it was worth enough money to take my crew out for pizza.

This is something crypto came to be for, instant passage of "funds" from part to party, no float. 

PS - Regarding bitcoin: Lots of people made a buncha’ money on crypto because they took the time to learn about it.

This was taken care of promptly by a professional remediation company chosen by the insurance company.

And when it comes to alternative investments - I do invest in index funds, as well as some other stocks and a small amount of crypto.

Never used real estate cash flow for living expenses but only used it for making extra payments to one chosen property at a time. 

I will of course comply with any required laws here, but am I required to pay for specifically her chosen wall anchors?

Common investment choices include rentals, private placements, tax liens, precious metals, crypto, private businesses, etc. 

If others want to skip the hard part and invest in crypto or lottery tickets, you'll win by being patient.Hope this helpsGood luck

The title/escrow company has already been chosen.