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

I'm still not entirely convinced about Crypto/Bitcoin, but the growing popularity certainly has me interested in another asset class outside stocks and real estate.I'm looking for good education material (podcasts, youtube channels, books, etc) that I might be able to do some research and learn more about the asset with.

I do not understand why people rush into investing in crypto when it is super high, freak, and quickly sell when it is low instead of getting excited and buy more.

Another option is to have a laundry room with coin machines.

If you are talking from an agents perspective then expect to be a number where it's about volume and pushing paper for the broker to make coin.

This interest is passive and not subject to UBIT.Execute what we have coined a "Hybrid-Flip". 

You don't have to pay for it these days, the info is way more available for free now than when I shelled out my coin (and the cost of the seminars reflect that) but the connections and support I got helped me push forward and realize what can be done when I was getting started so if you can afford it, I still say do the class time.Either way, as much fun as it is helping the newbies, there is only so much of you to go around and a LOT of people who watch flip this house and think "Ill do that" show up at REIAs.If I were starting out and wanted to network Id look for the deal swap type of meetings.

I took a chance on a crypto investment about 5 months ago.

I know its been coined "Hard hitting New Britain" for a reason so I was just curious.

All apartments are two bedrooms, 1-bath with stove & refrigerator.Parking LotUtility ShedFull basement with commercial coin operated washer & dryer.Private storage as well as common storage areas in basement.Furnace: Gas hot water boiler, each apartment zoned separately with own thermostat.1 gas meter, 1 water meter, 5 electric metersThree year old roofTransferable warranty on all windowsNot interested in owner financingNow that you have read the information that I have, what else do I need to make a proper assessment of the property?