It's the same with me who will also do the same thing as you do. Provided that our financial conditions support doing this and the geographical location of the Real Estate is also within a fairly strategic environment and has a potential future. Honestly investing in Real Estate and Bitcoin simultaneously is something we probably all want. But we also have to always remember that from Real Estate we may not be able to expect quick income. Because in reality investing in Real Estate takes longer to provide profits than Bitcoin. Well Bitcoin probably has a bull market every 5 years. But Real Estate just keeps raising its prices slowly over quite a long period of time. It will take up to 10 to 20 years before the price increase will be clear enough to see the benefits. But I also want to invest more in Real Estate if our financial condition allows.

What? No. The percentage of earth that is inhabited is approximately 10%. Overpopulation is a myth from the 19th century. We are very far from the point when any land has a value because "everyone needs a place to live". Real estate brokers tell this myth to their clients to make them buy the land that is not as valuable as it appears. And then you end up in a situation like I described above.

I still think that Bitcoin is in more cases than not a better investment than real estate.

If you invest in Bitcoin, you can withdraw money as you need, but if that money is invested in any other business, then it is not possible to withdraw that money, so investing in Bitcoin in this aspect is somewhat positive. But I always think a physical business should be given more importance first. When a physical business is built, the trader can invest in cryptocurrencies along with the physical business. Once the physical business is established, a trader does not have to look back, he can earn a lot of money around his business, but investing in crypto platform is a little different. Investing in all these platforms always requires you to take risks. No matter how good the investment is, it can turn from good to bad at any time, so before investing in such a platform, you must plan and invest.

Well, in that case, I respect your choice, but maybe it depends on the situation. Just like in my experience, I bought a real-earth lot unit; it's not big, but somehow I have a liability that is paid monthly. I got it by doing at least some of my trading activity here in cryptocurrency.

Because if I am going to run a business, I will need at least one person to be hired to watch over and manage my small business.
That's why it's more convenient to do cryptocurrency right now than the traditional business we have.
It seems that what we think we can manage properly is what we should prioritize.

That's what will happen to properties that won't be used for rentals. They'll be parked and of no use as you'll be paying the yearly tax of it. However, you have to see the side of its appreciation.

So while it is parked, no cashflow is being produced. But, the value of it is increasing as that's the normal thing with lands that it appreciates also on a yearly basis.

And once you start to have it rented, you'll have two things there. Cash flow through rent and then its continuous appreciation.

To begin with, a business is needed to provide an opportunity and a start for the business. I need to maintain liquidity, to invest in crypto and invest in real estate. Crypto and real estate investments can always yield good profits in the long term, provided you have taken the right position and can make logical decisions, away from emotional approaches. I focus more on my work, that is, I search for other opportunities and try to get ideas. When you do business, you create a system and get into flow, in a physical way, this is great for making people more motivated, waiting can sometimes be annoying for long-term gains.

I will say that same phenomenon is with bitcoin if you become successful in bitcoin investment then you can easily set a business with the money of your profit. Guaranteed is nothing in this universe neither crypto nor a business.

I will suggest that first of all learn about bitcoin and if you have no time to read about bitcoin then just hold it for longer time and investigate about price when you have some profit then utilize that profit in setting a business and continue your investment also.

In such condition will take benefit from both opportunities if you work properly for it because sometimes success is also correlated with a person interest and job both.

Each of us has a different technique or way of making money that makes us feel comfortable; some people want to establish a small business, other people want cryptocurrencies, and some people want real estate. If we are being realistic, we will undoubtedly begin with a modest sum of money, but in the long run, we may be able to earn a sizable sum.

And I can see this in the bitcoin market right now, as well as in some local traditional businesses. But even if I had to choose between the two, launching a small business would be more difficult than it is in the crypto industry. I'm basing this on my own experience. Of course, I also noticed the advantages and disadvantages.

I skimmed through some posts from my friends, and I noticed that some of them prioritize Real Estate as their top choice.

How confident are you all in your real estate preference, especially those deeply immersed in crypto? The real estate business is teeming with ruthless competitors, some of whom might play dirty when they sense a potential disruptor.

In truth, excelling in any of these three options would be fantastic, but becoming a master in one field first is advisable. If you're already in the cryptocurrency realm, I believe becoming a cryptocurrency expert isn't a bad idea. As much as possible, you should grasp all the concepts within the cryptocurrency domain before venturing into other opportunities.

Learning something new always starts from scratch, whether it's in business or Real Estate. And when you're already halfway in the cryptocurrency field, it shouldn't take long before you can turn cryptocurrency into a passive income stream.