In a very simple word, if you didn't bring money into the deal, and you are entitled to receive money when the company liquidates (hypothetically) its capital with no basis of yours, then you will have to pay taxes on the money you got for free.

Since I have no demonstrable income, and don’t want to liquidate my holdings due to tax implications, I was planning on getting a Bitcoin-backed loan and paying cash for the house.

., which has developed an end-to-end e-commerce platform, announced Dec. 9 that it's new HQ is a standalone building in downtown Austin at the corner of Brazos and Sixth streets.https://www.bizjournals.com/au...

B)E-mail?

How will expiring eviction/foreclosure moratoria affect things?

Originally posted by @Derrick E.

When the lease expired I would rent to someone else.  

In fact, you should be cycling several of these investments every year, not only for tax reasons but also to maintain some liquidity.

High liquidity.

We recently had a sfh ( 2 bedrooms) available for rent in a good area and slightly below market and we were flooded with calls and e-mails.