@Bob Dover  I just had to google my name and Fraud and see what your talking about and boy did that bring up memories.. your right a 1989 case... it was major litigation between a Taiwanese Billionaire and a LA developer.

If you want to have problems you will generate them even if you are a billionaire.

Telsa even beats bitcoin I think.

I'm here to learn.About:Name: Frank Tore Thornæs, you can call me "Tore".Age: 28From: Trondheim, NorwayJob: Incident Manager, for a retail systems software companyI'm basically a nerd with a passion for FinTech, finance, investing and politics.My "finance hobby" started with Cryptocurrency mining in early 2013, and I've been invested in Bitcoin ever since.How did I get into real estate?

(Who drove a beat up truck as a billionaire).

Here's a few billionaires you may be familiar with who never had theirs: Steve Jobs (Apple), Steve Wozniak (Apple), Larry Ellison (Oracle), Michael Dell (Dell), Richard Branson (Virgin), Charles Culpeper (CocaCola), David Geffen (Geffen Records), David Oreck (Oreck), there's many more.

I do not want to have a situation where Bob uses cash app, Steve uses Venmo, Deloris uses checks, and Bill pays with bitcoin.  

"If information was the answer, then we'd all be billionaires with perfect abs."

Jorge Perez in the Billionaire Blueprint states that his #1 rule in partnerships is that he controls 51% of the interest so he can make all of the decisions.

If you want advice, ask a real estate billionaire.