Or you can squander it on a boat, bitcoin, or some new permanent eyeliner. ;)

Put it all in Bitcoin!

Hi all,I have a question that day traders may come across.

I would put the interest rate on the debt vs the expected cash on cash return from buying cash flowing properties, I am not knowledgeable on bitcoin or promissory notes but if your making 200/month or 2400/yr for 10k that is a pretty decent return depending on the risks.

Suppose I am paid $10,000 for a job or service I perform and receive the amount in Bitcoin. 

Then you have the day traders in crypto also who can jump in out of different coins and tokens day to day and they just feel like they know that market better than the traditional stock market. 

Combine that with a seemingly slow road to wealth and many would shy away from investing in RE in favor of bit coin or some stock or mutual fund for instance.

Should I use that money to pay off my MBA loan (23k) and invest the rest in crypto (Bitcoin, etherium, etc)?

Th interest paid on any portion used to buy more properties, boats, stocks, bitcoin, etc is not tax deductible.

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