I'm hoping I've completely misunderstood your question, because just about every mutual fund and crypto investment is several times over 3 percent 

As a new agent I imagine you don't have that kind of coin so if you can't beat um join um.

Now with the resulting inflation it would cause people would move to crypto currencies.  

During our tenure, someone tried unsuccessfully once to drill out the locks on our vending machine and coin changer, but nothing too eventful aside from that.

This company has the following entities:Rad Diversified REIT IncRADD Capital Crypto Fund, LP (which to me when real estate fund does crypto as well I would run but that is jusy my opinion)RAD Diversified Land REITRAD Diversified OZ, LPRADD Pollard Farm SPV, LLCThis is a simple SEC search.

And it has its own risks.Harvest crypto losses.

I househacked my first property before the word 'househacking' was coined.

This has its own risks.Harvest crypto losses.

I've read about Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffets approach to investing at large and it resonates with me more so than the crypto-generation. 

I wouldn’t say investing in crypto is necessarily the best, but I think putting up to 5% in net worth is worth it for the upside it could generate.