Typically Cheksystems helps for bank accounts and i forget what is used for other assets.2.From a lending perspective, coins/tokens have to be liquidated, sent to a US or state regulated financial institution and cannot usually be used a reserves.

They can match or beat that with another investment that is safer or more liquid from a known company operator. 

I know rents will go up (as will property tax) and in the long-term values will always grow, but I look at the situation and sort of think I'd be crazy to not take advantage of the 20-25+ year's worth of current annual cash flow I could liquidate now, use some of that to reach my family's personal living situation goals, and reallocate the rest over the next few years either back into real estate or take advantage of some of the big dips in stock price we've already seen for companies like Amazon.I guess it's the same question as - If you win the lottery, do you take the lump sum or the monthly installments? 

Targeting those who may have liquid investment capital like stocks, bonds, mutual funds, savings, 401k, IRA funds, etc are all targets.

Sounds like you need to liquidate that property and purchase in a better location no offense.

If you think there will be a lot of opportiunities over the next couple years, then you probably are going to want as much liquid capital as possible and then the 30-year product would be better

Ultimate proceeds once liquidated are split based on those percentages.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act passed by Congress gives government-backed mortgage holders who were impacted by the pandemic up to a year of reduced or delayed payments.10The Federal Reserve has also taken measures to help stabilize the housing market, lower borrowing costs, and inject liquidity into the mortgage industry.

Your long-term investment assets and liquid assets can have a big influence in what you qualify (retirements accounts, stocks, savings, etc...). 

If we're in for a unique situation of simultaneously hiking rates and draining liquidity into a recession, then banks will tighten their purse strings pretty tight and it will be hard for anyone to qualify, at which point good credits with great liquidity will be in a unique buying position.