Just curious, about how many BTC were you thinking of selling it for?
Well, it would be tied to a USD amount. Probably somewhere around $60k. So about 4500 BTC at the current rate.
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Well, it would be tied to a USD amount. Probably somewhere around $60k. So about 4500 BTC at the current rate.
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Just curious, about how many BTC were you thinking of selling it for?
Well, it would be tied to a USD amount. Probably somewhere around $60k. So about 4500 BTC at the current rate.
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I remember seeing a small cottage in...Spain I think for auction on BitMit.
If someone buys that, it'll make news everywhere.
Apparently, a transaction that took place in the Cayman Islands for 100k BTC.
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Good luck selling your house buddy, whether via BTC or USD.
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this is the cayman islands real estate website.....luxurious
Just curious, about how many BTC were you thinking of selling it for?
Well, it would be tied to a USD amount. Probably somewhere around $60k. So about 4500 BTC at the current rate.If someone buys that, it'll make news everywhere.
From 5K BTC pizza to 5K BTC house. Nice. 
My understanding was that the Cayman Islands piece was a fake. Someone took an ad from a real business, registered a similar looking domain name, substituted "Caymen" for "Cayman", and posted a fake press release about a recent property deal for bitcoins.
That doesn't mean this is far off however. If I were selling my house, car, etc... you can bet I would be offering to accept bitcoins as payment or partial payment.
That doesn't mean this is far off however. If I were selling my house, car, etc... you can bet I would be offering to accept bitcoins as payment or partial payment.
Yes, it was completely fake. They copied the web page from the original website and posted the fake press release on the similar-looking domain.
My understanding was that the Cayman Islands piece was a fake. Someone took an ad from a real business, registered a similar looking domain name, substituted "Caymen" for "Cayman", and posted a fake press release about a recent property deal for bitcoins.
That doesn't mean this is far off however. If I were selling my house, car, etc... you can bet I would be offering to accept bitcoins as payment or partial payment.
That doesn't mean this is far off however. If I were selling my house, car, etc... you can bet I would be offering to accept bitcoins as payment or partial payment.
If someone buys that, it'll make news everywhere.
Apparently, a transaction that took place in the Cayman Islands for 100k BTC.
Say hello to our Pirate losses!
Good luck selling your house buddy, whether via BTC or USD.
If someone buys that, it'll make news everywhere.
Apparently, a transaction that took place in the Cayman Islands for 100k BTC. I don't know how true it is. Obviously my goal would be to sell the house, and not necessarily to make news. However, if it made news, I'd be ok with that. Even if a Bitcoin company bought it just to make national news, that would be great buzz marketing.
If someone buys that, it'll make news everywhere.
Just curious, about how many BTC were you thinking of selling it for?
Well, it would be tied to a USD amount. Probably somewhere around $60k. So about 4500 BTC at the current rate.
Just curious, about how many BTC were you thinking of selling it for?
Very simple: have the agent add the following to the listing notes: "Seller accepts Bitcoins". Of course, this assumes you own the property free and clear or are close to it (otherwise your mortgage company probably isn't going to accept bitcoins for the payoff).
In all likelihood, your property won't sell for Bitcoins, but if it did, plan on having to sell some of the Bitcoins to pay your costs - or be open to a part BTC part USD deal.
In all likelihood, your property won't sell for Bitcoins, but if it did, plan on having to sell some of the Bitcoins to pay your costs - or be open to a part BTC part USD deal.
I have property in central Florida that I'm considering selling. I bought it with the intent to fix it up and live in it or rent it out, but I don't have time or knowledge to finish it and the people I've hired are flaky. I had one guy who did a lot, but has all of sudden stopped. I'm starting back in school and just don't feel like I need the hassle of a rental property or the hassles that go along with owning an extra property. So I was thinking of selling, but I didn't want to limit my options to USD.
How difficult would it be to sell a house for bitcoins? I've seen other threads asking if it's been done, and I've seen where it has been done (or at least property offered for BTC). Luckily, the sale wouldn't be for much, but with the possibility of a mortgage, are there any known incidences of bitcoin mortgages? This is something I'll look more into when the details of selling become more concrete, but I'm just wondering.
Finally, are there any other uses for a house or quarter acre lot that can be done to earn bitcoins? I considered leasing out mining contracts, but I can't say that my knowledge is sufficient to run a large mining operation. Not to mention that a house in Florida probably isn't the best place to mine because of the heat and humidity.
How difficult would it be to sell a house for bitcoins? I've seen other threads asking if it's been done, and I've seen where it has been done (or at least property offered for BTC). Luckily, the sale wouldn't be for much, but with the possibility of a mortgage, are there any known incidences of bitcoin mortgages? This is something I'll look more into when the details of selling become more concrete, but I'm just wondering.
Finally, are there any other uses for a house or quarter acre lot that can be done to earn bitcoins? I considered leasing out mining contracts, but I can't say that my knowledge is sufficient to run a large mining operation. Not to mention that a house in Florida probably isn't the best place to mine because of the heat and humidity.
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