If you have a multi-unit property, check into coin operated laundry equipment.

Hey Octavioeven though you may have decided to pass on this deal here's some helpful tips on dealing with properties that have a lack of CO in the New York City.

There are a lot of great listings you could get in low, as well as make some pretty descent coin in rent.

Does anyone know of any lenders that accept crypto as collateral? 

I would rather buy Doge coin at that point.I am perfectly OK with a slow down or correction in RE as artificial low inventory comes back on line in the coming years, the money printing will not end soon, Real estate investors will continue to believe we "made" 25% last year, the reality is it's all relative, in essence buying power went down 25% last year, much more with certain items.

Building a back end: Big IRA accounts as a reserve Owning stocks in a brokerage to collateral or can cash outOwning cash flowing property with strong equity positions and cash flow to collateralOwning crypto (long term vision) to eventually sell for more and transfer profits into more real estate. 

Oh wait - you mean real estate investors should learn a lesson about how blindly following advice to invest in crypto currencies worked out?

HNWIs can do anything they want - become a private lender or put it all in crypto. 

It's really 2 sides to the same coin - state income tax vs property tax Woodlands is an awesome place (I lived there about 7 years ago).

I have about $150k sitting on the sidelines and have investments in equities and a bit of crypto, but want to get more exposure to real estate outside the house I live in.