Otherwise, you can acquire the basics through some Community Colleges, and most likely land a paying entry position immediately upon completion of the program.If you are like most of us; you start at the bottom, move up in your profession, save your coins and several years down the road you are able to enter the world of real estate investing. 

He is all about the stock market and I think there is WAY more risk on that side of the investing coin!

On the flip side of that coin, @Scott Trench has a great idea about useful net worth.

Plus, big banks like JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs already have their own blockchain experiment in development, and they aren't creating their own coin: they are trying to use the existing monetary system that we have developed over centuries - that's right, the good ole US Dollar. 

We’re not just workaholics toiling away just to add more coins to the coffer.

I really do appreciate hearing from both sides of the coin and the concern.

If you're going that big for a relative, you should throw in an antique foreign coin about the size of a quarter. 

Yea it's pretty hard to come in randomly & get a deal with enough meat to pull out all of your coin.

you dont have to 1031 to get cash you dont have to worry about recapture etc etc.So thats one side of the coin.

Your agent should be advising you on walk throughs prior to closing, so you may need a new agent but I wouldn’t go filing anything as overall you ended up on the better side of the coin on this deal.