Best way to play both sides of the coin with this kind of capital. 

The good news for REI is that the current situation will buoy rents.On the flip side of the coin, inventory is very low and higher rates and economic uncertainty only exacerbate low inventory.Employers and boards of directors are assessing staffing levels now and will continue to do so...that does not wait until later. 

This makes me think of when they use to say “ride the dip” in relation to crypto. 

I don't consider Crypto to be a "safe haven" or even safe at this point. 

.: @Mike Hern LOL, I'm glad my tenant seems to have more of a high brow thing going on.Sometimes things are a flip of the coin and you can't tell in advance which way it will go. ;-)When the "boyfriend" pays the rent, if she makes the money but doesn't pay the rent, why is her "boyfriend" payiing it?

And of course no crypto. 

My position: Creative financing is a great tool that should be discussed and understood by investors. 100% financing from a position of financial weakness (bad credit, low/no income, low cash reserves) is a tremendously dangerous position to take, and investors should understand that bankruptcy is a likely outcome - maybe even a coin flip, on many such investments. 

I like to see both sides of the coin and I do think the combination of investing up to the match in my companies plan and investing the rest in real estate is a option I am comfortable with right now.

In particular, payment settlement entities would collectTaxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs) and file a revised Form 1099-K expanded to all payeeaccounts (subject to the same de minimis threshold), reporting not only gross receipts but alsogross purchases, physical cash, as well as payments to and from foreign accounts, and transferinflows and outflows.Similar reporting requirements would apply to crypto asset exchanges and custodians.Separately, reporting requirements would apply in cases in which taxpayers buy crypto assets" 

I saw the doge coin boom before it happened and wanted to drop $10k into it.