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.

The other option is a larger chunk of land that costs around $300K on which I would built townhomes.

I wanted a larger down payment to be easier on me financially, but I would rather have that extra 11.5% sitting in a bank account and slowly drain it to cover the difference between my monthly expenses and rent.

But you will set out finish needs or other larger items: full kitchen remodel or just new appliances and paint cabinets.  

Commercial brokers, particularly the larger ones (CBRE, Cushman, Jones Lang LaSalle) will typically only take clients that disclose these upfront and make them available in a war room through online portals.  

Question for you, do you plan on using this list for small multifamily (2-4) or larger 5+ units?

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’ve since moved on to focus on larger scale developments and luxury airbnbs, but our roots are in the 3 bed up/2bed down suited homes. 

perhaps the party with the child was not qualifiable.Maybe the new listing specified a BR + an office.Could there be rules that an owner occupied triplex does can be more selective than larger multi families