Second, it's common for new landlords to transition to different forms of payment...what's funny is the psychology of the tenant (resistance to change).

Right now is a time of transition: Click on Image to EnlargeMortgage Applications Plummet To 18-Year Lows As Rates Hit 2010 HighsPerhaps a better solution is to utilize Seller Financing of some sort.

I don’t know how many locations in Costa Rica will accept the new crypto yet but I’m sure it will grow along with the mass adoption of this new crypto.That is the crypto side of things but I am really excited to help my friends in Costa Rica improve their financial literacy and leadership skills in order to change their families financial direction.

This transition will have no impact on the underlying real estate investments.

Right now is a time of transition: Click on Image to Enlarge Mortgage Applications Plummet To 18-Year Lows As Rates Hit 2010 HighsPerhaps a better solution is to utilize Seller Financing of some sort.

I'm currently in the process of making that transition.  

On a different property, they transitioned me from a personal sale to an entity while saving me a considerable amount on the structuring of the deal. 

@Jay HinrichsI agree, it wont be long before its mass produced for cheap and sold like cigarettes and the home growers and all that will be out the picture.

Brandon & Tyler, Most of my flipping clients use a program where the Builders Risk piece is an endorsement to a standard policy, making it possible to go month to month & give the lender an annual policy.The program may not have all of the coverage a standard Builders risk has, such as coverage for building materials in transit, but it fits most single family flips.If you go with a traditional Builders Risk, most policies are non-refundable;  the insurance term is "Fully Earned". 

I am transitioning into real estate from 3.5 years of car sales.