I transfer money every month no matter the currency exchange rate.

I am invested in commodities, energy, and even a fair amount of crypto currency. 

Housing shortage and the amount of currency in the markets is not going to bring down pricing significantly Just separate the haves from have nots is what will continue to happen

For ex: If i invest 100k into a RE Multifamily Syndication as a LP , i am technically only owning shares of the LLC partnership and will get Yearly K1's > Then if the GP sells the asset say after 5 years , and turns my money to 150k , would i be able to roll over the 50k using 1031 exchange into another Multifamily syndication?

We do not accept paper currency.  

You could buy the place for ex:  $200k or less (less is better) (you don't have to pay realtor commissions or repairs... just buying the house AS IS). 

My invest include my business and crypto currency.

Fear, is a very important currency to deal in, unlike printing bills the inflation of fear is not without its benefits to a country like China.

If the building is refurbished further, the value of the building could increase by 150,000 R$ while the purchase price would now amount to 200,000 R$ (R$ is the local currency).

This in effect weakens the currency as citizens dump yuans for dollars making their saving and currency worth much less and reduces purchasing power.I don't know if anyone thinks these implications around the world can have serious implications on the real estate market world wide as I believe.