It doesn't matter if it's Bitcoin or whoever else survives the inevitable crash.3) Realtors will become obsolete (20+ years)Although I don't see this happening anytime soon as I still believe that human interaction is crucial to folks looking to make the most important decision of their lives (Buying or selling a house).

The vast majority of his wealth, along with most tech billionaires, is in stock they own but have not sold.

I read an article the other day (I forget where) about how someone bought a house in Austin using bitcoin and I think it marked the first type a RE transaction had been done with that form of currency.

For example I don't think I could buy something on my personal credit card, even an investment asset (eg Bitcoin) and then have the 401k trust pay me back and take possession of that asset.

but it's my first time using hand written yellow letters as an agent and not wholesaler so I'll see how that goes. if I don't find anything worthwhile I'll just be buying more bitcoin with this money and wait until my next litter of pups drops so I can have some more cash on top.

Account ClosedWell I don't know if Campbell is a billionaire, but he's certainly very wealthy.He's also been in the Real Estate industry for 46 years (through various market cycles), has a BA in Economics and a MBA in Real Estate Finance.

In addition, safely is relative, meaning that a billionaire can safely invest $20M in a large apartment deal.

Obviously there job is to make money to I'm not trying to be a billionaire just make do with what I have.

Hi, BPersAs I recently got two offers accepted, I am tight on the downpayment and need to use the money in my bitcoin account as the part of down payment for applying conventional loans.

(Insert the quote that Brandon mentions a lot about billionaires with 6 pack abs.)