Read an article about a Texas home being sold for bitcoin, and this gave me an idea.I personally don't buy into bitcoin or any cryptocurrencies, but I see an opportunity of turning crypto into cash instantly.Sellers can pay a premium for accepting crypto transactions for their listing, but will receive premium price for accepting crypto from buyer.

Investments don't go up in value in a linear fashion like an IRR/NPV formula might suggest.Take bitcoin for example.

It's great to have more control over employees, but it's also great that if materials are stolen from a job then it's your subs problem and not your own. 

i've read that the most IRA custodians will require you to setup an LLC within your IRA to purchase cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. 

The brick is so popular, that it is being illegally stolen from vacant buildings and shipped throughout the country for accent pieces, etc.The problem with this nice material, is that it would be insanely expensive if you tried to replicate the building exactly. 

Unless someone died or its stolen, my money says it contains nothing of value and if it does, I would be too honest to keep it - lol.

@Ann Bellamy  maybe there is going to be something to this bitcoin stuff and blockchain.. although I read about scammers in that stuff too.

High crime / furnaces etc get stolen .

No matter what platform you use, be sure to watermark your pictures to reduce the likelihood they will be stolen and used to create a scam posting.

Try walking into your bank and asking for a 30 year loan to buy some bitcoin lol.