Even if you deal with someone using black money into bitcoin, a crypto real estate transaction can’t be anonymous.

You can also earn very competitive interest on crypto, which I'm experimenting with now (8.6% APY on USDC, for example).While this is still early, and there are some logistics to work out, I'm sure any real estate investor will understand how disruptive this truly is. 

On the other side of the coin, you can deviate upward in certain situations.

Honestly , if I were you I would look at crypto currency now:)

I haven't sold one in a while and under funded some rehabs so having a little coin coming in steady would be nice.

I like the coin Bold Calling... 

No big difference between the two, IMHO, just a different side of the same coin.

@Larmon Cummings Jr  I bet your new broker would be a little peeved with your website and your not disclosing your licensure... this is an educational site its nice to talk about the other side of the coin.

I'm actually not sure if I need to have the title/escrow co in the same county as the property and am trying to find that out but in the mean time I need to get my PSA out with the agreed price asap so any help and recomendations would be much appreciated!

Researching deals *properly* and thoroughly takes time, and doing it for properties where the chance of a comission is 0% - well, that's just foolish, unless the investor pulling the strings has some coin, and two properties *doesn't* make you a Trump.