@Nicholas Patrick  so there you go both sides of the coin.... as a parent though I bet your parents want you to get the degree..

Back in 1985 when I was single I sold my coin collection for the $7000 down I needed for a small $52,000 2-unit in Chicago's Wicker Park, through a realtor.  

It's always valuable to hear the other side of the coin.

You are the first person ive seen that mentioned crypto. 

Your financials don't account for maintenance, collecting coins, cleaning, or any of the other work involved.

I'm sure investors are pretty mixed on this idea, but we don't provide laundry and rarely provide a refrigerator.I would supply coin-op laundry, however not in a single unit.

You do it all, I always keep a certain amount in Stocks and Crypto to earn the larger returns.

Sorry this was so long, I just feel very strongly that Keyspire help me change the course of my financial future and needed to show the other side of the coin.

Bit coins are  always a mess to normal people. last day in the cafe somebody told me that Bitcoins are safer than conventional currency notes and soon or later they will replace other currency standards.

Then there is buy take title light fix up resell  that has been coined wholetailing  :)  at least on this site.Then there is buying and doing major reno and reselling  this is wholesaling or another term is fix and flip ??