1) Smart, successful value adds that would allow you to extract sweat equity.  2) patience to save up the deposit via you income.  

And I'll reach out via a DM to provide you with some resources but in the mean time some things to consider:1.

Despite several attempts to fix these—like reconnecting and getting help from support—the issues have persisted, making it challenging to rely on the data integration via Yodlee, especially when other platforms like Plaid seem to handle this stuff more smoothly.

A second message came today suggesting it might be easier to chat via email:Hi Ryan,How about we exchange information through email, so it would be easier?

With interest rates and prices skyrocketing, I believe this strategy has the potential to become a hot trend in our area.My plan is to acquire properties via seller finance or subject to, optimize it for this strategy and then repeat the process to multiply and increase income sources.

If the property is in Newark:OPRA Records Center | Newark, NJ (govqa.us)Once that is submitted via email the township has 7 days to get back to you with the information requested.

On the contracts I've done recently, 90% of sellers are paying buyers agent commission and are disclosing the amount via phone.  

No matter your capital situation, you can always be investing via this strategy.

And next, let's acknowledge that $1 of your USD cash when you asked the same question the first time on this thread 7 months ago would be worth $2.85 BTC today.Now to answer your question: any person or merchant that accepts CashApp, PayPal or Venmo can receive payment via Bitcoin.

You can find a rental property and secure it via conventional loan or dscr, either way both you’ll need around 20%, and let it do its thing until you get back stateside.