@Erin Auman I have many perceived fears that I know probably really dont exist and some that need to be overcome thru training.. for example: fear of an impromptu public speech ,fear of deep waters (a legit fear) ,fear of making a big financial mistake etc...but I have been watching lots of youtube videos,motivational speeches and just showing up and taking tiny consistent steps towards the goal seems to be a good compromise between not taking any action action at all.

There's also a big preference for the new layouts & design of a new build vs the old one (trust me in dealing with tiny closets, small bathrooms, & an OK at best entertainment layout in a ~110 yr old personal dwelling!)...

However, Bitcoin’s fixed quantity path creates a different problem that inhibits its widespread use as currency.

But this is only a tiny portion of the market.

I converted a van into a tiny home-on-wheels earlier this year and gained the confidence to buy my first home to house-hack and understand many of the building components that I previously knew nothing about!

Tiny air bubbles: don't worry about those.

And since it's just that, you were able to keep 95% of that tiny net, but X10 that is $240,000.00 so at same tax rate you have $192,000.00 net from rents.

And just for reference, my only debt is an investment I put on a cc a year ago...which in the grand scheme is tiny compared to cars, student loans, or a mortgage.

The only closets were the tiny, original 1920's design from when the house was built. 

Sometimes possessing larger quantities and other paraphernalia (scales, baggies, etc.) is enough to get intent to distribute charges which is a felony.