People paid good money for data on crypto.

Flip a coin.

I am wondering what I could expect to bring in monthly on coin op machines.  

I've been on both sides of the coin here.1.

It usually won't be a problem but like many things "It is not a problem until it is a problem"@Tom Gimer I know one title co in Baltimore that puts the Assignor on the deed as well as the end buyer.

They have been adding new features like enabling crypto purchases directly from their platform, but again - I'd already set up an LLC with my self-directed IRA funds, so they don't need to be involved every time I need to make a transaction.

We use Werner & Co in Macungie.

It worked for me - happy to report.The problem, as I see it, is selling one side of the coin.

We got into investing in other states because: 1) my parents moved to AZ when they retired and told us about the sweet deals you could get out there compared to CA (not to mention how landlord-friendly AZ is vs CA); 2) my husband and I are strongly considering moving to CO in the next few years, so we bought a good deal there too (it's also extremely landlord-friendly).

I also know many gifted and talented craftsman who know very little about business infrastructure and compliance - they often fail at running a successful business.I believe that both sides of the coin should exist.