BRRR, 100%As far as the value of time...unless you've reached a certain level, quite frankly, your time isn't worth much.Time is important, and it sounds great to hear and tell others, but the reality is, until you're making money pretty consistently in investing, your time is another currency you're using.You're already in Memphis.

It is exciting to think of the limitless possibilities, and keeping my balance of courage and confidence paired with humility and being a newer student to this venture.

You can mitigate that risk by asking for a double deposit (if your state allows) or some other measure.I have dozens of unmarried couples or friend pairs renting together.

You shall make all payments in U.S. currency.

@Adam PI'm far from an expert and this is a question for @Brandon Hall or @Steven Hamilton, but  your capital gain/loss on the mortgage may be treated separately from your currency gain by the IRS.However, before you money even goes south, note the following:Sale of Canadian property and non-resident tax If you are disposing of real property situated in Canada, you are subject to a non-resident withholding tax of 25% of the gross sales price.

I'll be speaking with an RE attorney as well, but wanted to get general thoughts.And lastly, I have some solid budgeting and presentation design experience from my work, so if anyone could use some help or an extra pair or hands with either, please let me know!

Can I accept crypto currency as rent payment through my llc?

I am involved in foreign currencies.

Hi HaileyBeware of property rights in Thailand and currency fluctuations among many other things ..... 

Lately, I have been recently involved in a couple crypto currency launches that also donate funds to various charities, Wounded Warriors, the water project etc,.