Why is it not appropriate? You shouldn't be asking us this question though, to find out you need to ask the landlord yourself, if they will accept Bitcoin is their decision to make, but honestly I believe it will be hard to come by such people.

Your building owner must know what Bitcoin is before they can start accepting, and honestly it might not be good for them, if you are not the only tenant why would they accept Bitcoin from you? Like I have said though, it's their decision, not yours.

if I build a home to rent out I don't think I will accept Bitcoin as means of payment for some reasons, one is the security aspect, people look crypto investors as extremely rich people, they can decide to do some bad things, also if some disagreement happen between the two of you, you will end up exposing yourself even more by trying to prove that he paid you with Bitcoin.

Although it might not be a smart decision to pay for the house rent with Bitcoin but your reason is not right in my view. So, let me start with my reason for the move not being the smartest. I believe that fiat is the best when it comes to such payments because it will save you the transaction fee to send it and the conversion fee as well. This is more important if the person is earning in fiat and not in Bitcoin, but if the person is earning in Bitcoin, the issue is lessened even though he will still pay more if my style of transaction is used to judge it which I believe is the same with everyone.

But with your reasons, you never considered the opposite as well. Let's take it one after the other. You claimed that Bitcoin increases in value, can't it also decrease? There are times that are best for someone to even liquidate much of their Bitcoin to avoid too many financial losses, especially during the bearish season of the coin. This season lasted more than the bullish season, so it is all about awareness and good planning. Also about the one-year house rent remark, what if Bitcoin falls through the year, or has it not happened before? It will definitely be a saver for the renter to pay in Bitcoin this season as the asset would have entirely been devalued throughout the year. It could even be worse if Bitcoin falls for over 2 years and the person spends nothing, which I believe is not wise.

There are best times to consider all that you have hinted but not when the coin is in its losing season. If cleverly planned, the ones spent on the rent could be reinvested at a lower price when the bullish trend has kickstarted again. This looks smarter to me than preserving one's Bitcoin all the time even as it has its depreciating time.

Why are people finding it so hard to understand that Bitcoin is not just an asset but also a currency? I don’t see anything bad in using Bitcoin as a currency, this should be its primary purpose. People who claim otherwise are only feeding the narrative that Bitcoin is just one form of digital gold. We want bitcoin to be accepted as legal tender in our countries but are unwilling to spend bitcoins in the marketplace. What will the future of Bitcoin look like if everyone decide to hodl Bitcoin and not spend it?

I don't think there's anything wrong with paying rent using Bitcoin. And there is no difference in paying house rent using Bitcoin or fiat because the nominal price to be paid remains the same and according to the agreement, and both parties have a Bitcoin wallet for transactions.
Maybe Bitcoin is faster than a bank transfer, and maybe it's also faster than a bag full of cash, assuming it's worth the math. Bitcoin is a transaction that makes up for the shortcomings of fiat and is also more secure, transparent and convenient.
You must support Bitcoin being used as a means of paying for house rent and so on, because adoption is what must be done so that everyone knows about Bitcoin, both its functions and benefits.

True. even myself would really be that skeptical on making use of my Bitcoin into those transactions on which i could really definitely be able to do on paying up fiat, just like you've said that
we would definitely be able to see about its potential on rising up its value overtime on which it is really just that a waste that you would really be making use of your own coins on which
you do know or wary that it could increase up its value over time. It would be more worth if you do just simply hold it and accumulate it on which it would be that something beneficial
in the future.

Yes, when it comes to its utility or usage then it is really that meant for circulation but it would be that a wasteful thing that you would really be missing out on making
money or profits on just simply holding it.This is why it would be best that you should really be going into those things on which it would benefit you.

I think it's a thing of choice and like you said there need to be a consensus agreement between the tenant and the landlord as to whether he's ready to accept the mode of payment. Bitcoin is just like any other currency and if that's the only asset you have in your wallet, you can decide to offer it to the landlord if he's okay by it. Otherwise, you can just swap it to his most preferred currency and send it to him. For instance, if I was the one, if after asking the landlord, he agrees to it, I can decide to send it to him via USDT since he may want to have it valued in a more stable currency or something as equivalent as the dollar.

Yet, it all depends on the value of the house rent. Let's say for an example, let's say my house rent is calculated monthly and I'm meant to pay just around 65$ monthly which is equivalent to 0.001492 BTC, I will personally request that I send him the money in USDT rather than sending him in Bitcoin so that we don't have issues of miscalculation with the landlord. It is solely for that reason.
 

You know everything boils down to the relationship established by the landlord to the tenants which is majorly their understanding of themselves. If both of them (the tenant and the landlord) do agree with the knowledge of the volatility of the bitcoin market and agree not to hold each other responsible when there's market fall or rise, whether bitcoin faces a bull or bear run, but agree on working with making the payment with the value of the bitcoin market whether up or down, then, they can go ahead with the payment in current bitcoin market price, whether it is monthly or yearly and whether profitable or non-profit.

Good why op killing himself over a thing that is legalized in argentina, though few moments after I made that post I went on to make research and I noticed it was legalized when a tenant is paying his rent with bitcoin that should be a thing of Joy at least we are now using BTC for its purpose.
The reason why I see op getting disturbed is for a reason that he was seeing bitcoin only on investment aspect of it, if that he took bitcoin priory to its creation and main purpose there isn't a  time op could have got this mindset to say the tenant wouldn't have paid his rent through bitcoin instead fiat.

He is spending bitcoins directly instead of converting them to fiat, which is good for him as his house owner accepts bitcoins as a payment method. How it would be a financial mistake? He is making money from bitcoins to meet their expenses and at the month's end, he is paying through bitcoins. Simple!

Some people that are into bitcoin don’t really understand what bitcoin is all about, they don’t know the purpose why bitcoin was created, everyone thinks bitcoin was created just for people to invest and hold, if people are just holding bitcoins, then it’s not serving the purpose why it was created. Bitcoin is a currency which is suppose to be used for transactions, if you are paying for house rent, and your landlord decides to accept bitcoin and payment method, then if you are having bitcoin, you can pay with bitcoin, that’s the main reason why bitcoin was created, it should serve as alternative payment method to fiat currency, but if you keep on holding without spending, it’s not really making sense, am not asking you not to hold, but you should Have bitcoin which you will be using to make transactions.

Exactly, I second you with that, the thing is some investors in bitcoin or bitcoin holders is being eaten by the phrase of "HODL" the thing is we are all not the same, maybe some afford to just their asset seated and waiting for a right time to sell without worrying about the daily expenses or money to buy the things they have, but we are all not the same, some will make sacrifices by either selling their bitcoin to make it for paying for the things they want and best example is the house, how could it be a mistake? We all have a reason why we do crypto currency things, maybe that person doesn't have any other means to pay rent for the house, lets not judge them.

At some point I agree with the OP if its for rent why the person in the article can't pay using fiat, maybe he doesn't have a stable income, just like him I would use my bitcoin asset if only I can buy a house at full price.