I see a lot of people claiming interest in real estate investing, asking tons of questions, getting tons of answers, then six months later they've switched to bitcoin or gold or some get-rich-quick scheme, or maybe they've completely wandered away from wealth building.

A portion of longer-term tenants will want to stay for a long time (years and have access to chargers, a larger portion will be using autonomous vehicle service where they get charged in a centralized location (another business model- lots of power- mine bitcoin at when not charging).  

First and foremost I’m very uneducated on Bitcoin so my question may sound naive.I had a client ask me if I know any investors in South Florida who would accept Bitcoin as payment if they helped to finance a deal.Any thoughts, comments, or guidance is welcome!

Cash, Check, Paypal, Bitcoin it doesn't matter for tax purposes.

Bitcoin up 31%.Real estate is providing bitcoin like returns, without the volatility.

Would rent out (STR) if this all works outRental properties 1 worth 120,000 owe 43,000  one worth 84, 000 owe 43, 000, one worth 130, 000, refinancing but will still have 35% equity, one paid off (worth 84000)3rd question- have about 5 bitcoin- can I this to help with our DTI?

Would you have bought Bitcoin when it was "way up" at $5,000 about a year ago?

I would rent and then buy stocks, bitcoin, or investment property.

I'm now investing relatively small amounts in cryptocurrency and I've made the decision to have 10% of my net worth in various blockchain technology assets.

You can sell some or all your property, then short the market until it capitulates haha you will double your money that way, if there's sigma three recession in Q3/Q4, everything will be dropped anyway, then you buy again from bottom,  either stock or real estate, you could probably buy bitcoin from $100 :) real estate if it really crashed that bad, has 15-20% room to go back to the right valuation (without inflation-adjusted).