The plan is to borrow against the crypto at a safe LTV (around 30–45%)Then deploy the liquidity into short-term real estate plays, like: Fix & flip, Foreclosure or auction properties, Short-term rentals / Airbnb, Value-add resale plays.The idea is to keep the crypto appreciating in the background while using the borrowed capital to generate cash flow or flips — essentially a dual upside strategy.I’m NOT trying to overleverage or chase hype.

The property had a prior renovation and currently has no problem tenants, but I’ve had a few unexpected expenses — $3,000 for a rat issue and $2,200 for damages left by a departing tenant.I also experienced a bad property manager who left one unit vacant for 4 months while I was deployed.

You can (depending on the answers to 1 & 2 above) build out the land and refinance and hold, and still deploy the capital from the refi into your next deal. 

I recently read an article that quoted the amount of money in retirement funds such as IRAs and 401Ks that is not deployed and available for lending. 

They had to lease them out as well.I'm on pause right now with deploying my capital.

I recently got back from deployment, which gives me the opportunity to utilize my VA loan again on another property.

She needed to deploy 600K in an SDIRA. 

Two of the casitas and the prototype are available to deploy in the local Las Vegas area right now and we are looking for a home for them.

Imagine a Federalized "Army" ready for deployment during any natural disaster? 

I have self managed for 9 yrs (even while deployed to Afghanistan for 9 months), own 11 STRs and over 8.5hrs away from 6 properties so when people automatically say you need a manager expect that they are a manager themselves.