Plus if you’re investing in debt tied to Crypto or Broadway shows.

I've invested in stocks, traded options, and even a bit of crypto for years.

We'll see PT stocking(at major shops) increase as we head into the holidays, I'm curious the amount of jobs versus previous years.In regards to how they coin it, it'll be things like light turbulence, a little hiccup, etc.

For retail investors I would be more worried about what the sponsor does vs who they are raising from - when I see a fund start branching out and doing something not in their strike zone whether it’s crypto, oil and gas, MF, debt and mobile home parks etc that to me is a red flag - especially if they are also spending their time traveling the Public Relations circuit selling mentorship’s vs managing assets.One last thing to add, I know iof someone who had one investor for 25 million.

The reality is that the new generation of native-born Americans don't want to build houses, they all want cushy high-paid jobs in tech or finance etc. or to get rich quick off of crypto or being a youtuber or running internet businesses, etc. very few of them want to work in the trades. 

Hi all,I'm making a trip to KS (from CO) in a few weeks and will be seriously considering a few properties to be used as BRRR's and for mid term rentals.Question for this group:a.

It certainly breaks down the barriers to entry so that you can spread coins across a wide array of assets and markets. 

I have read extensively on this site about coin op vs non coin op and the opinions are decidedly mixed.

I am going to provide coin-operated laundry units in the basement of both properties.

Unless u know how bit coin works.