I don't see Crypto as a currency rather a method of preserving wealth. 

Not simply in terms of negotiations (because a cash buyer looks at the value of the property, while a finance buyer looks at the $Down and $Monthly and right now those are SERIOUSLY on tilt), but also in terms of Currency Risk.Regardless of what we personally think is going to happen as a result of rampant "money printing" and helicopter money economics, the thing we need to understand is that Real Estate > Cash because real estate buoys with the economy it is in (for better or worse), but Leveraged Real Estate >> Cash because you minimize your cash in an investment and use fixed-rate dirt-cheap interest rates to functionally hedge your bets against inflation. 

Rather than dollars, your currency is your network in wholesaling, and for that reason, I always recommend that folks start off by building their knowledge and network.

Account Closed - I'm not recommending anything...just putting my thoughts out there on what I would do if I was in his situation/what I am doing personally.To further explain my crypto play: the value of 1 USD coin always stays the same...it always equals $1 USD because it's backed by that currency.

What that means is you can use your SF BA Real estate currency to buy anywhere you want to move to and still come out ahead in a significant fashion.

Truth is with the way gov. printing money like now, the currency shall be devalued by half thus increasing the real estate price massively.

Is there anyone among the members here investing in crypto? If yes, are you investing your crypto to purchase real estate yet?

I'm running into some issues as this individual is trying to give me the loan in crypto currency.

Recently I've been fortunate to realize some significant gains in crypto currency.

@Andres VanegasHey andres, just have a question about the crypto currency and how that can be consider as assets when trying to qualify for a loan