pay it in bitcoin
problem solved
Topic: So you want to buy a house. Now what? (Read 1152 times)
Well it's possible to do with 3 people trading 5k intervals.
But then it would take around 16 trades per guy.
But then it would take around 16 trades per guy.
Say you wanna buy a house for 250k.
Hire 10 runners and pay them a fee of 10%.
Every "runner" will trade your bitcoins on localbitcoins and get cash for it.
This way you won't attract too much attention, especially if you ask the runners to do multiple trades. (maybe 5K each trade?)
Only problem remaining is getting the people selling the house to accept cash.
Hire 10 runners and pay them a fee of 10%.
Every "runner" will trade your bitcoins on localbitcoins and get cash for it.
This way you won't attract too much attention, especially if you ask the runners to do multiple trades. (maybe 5K each trade?)
Only problem remaining is getting the people selling the house to accept cash.
All of this requires a lot of people that you can trust...
Say you wanna buy a house for 250k.
Hire 10 runners and pay them a fee of 10%.
Every "runner" will trade your bitcoins on localbitcoins and get cash for it.
This way you won't attract too much attention, especially if you ask the runners to do multiple trades. (maybe 5K each trade?)
Only problem remaining is getting the people selling the house to accept cash.
Hire 10 runners and pay them a fee of 10%.
Every "runner" will trade your bitcoins on localbitcoins and get cash for it.
This way you won't attract too much attention, especially if you ask the runners to do multiple trades. (maybe 5K each trade?)
Only problem remaining is getting the people selling the house to accept cash.
Does anybody know what happened here? I can't find any info afterwards...
http://business.financialpost.com/2013/03/21/canadian-bitcoin-house-for-sale/?__lsa=aa7f-c1c9
http://business.financialpost.com/2013/03/21/canadian-bitcoin-house-for-sale/?__lsa=aa7f-c1c9
I think he got it exchanged to fiat using a German exchange. Because of some controversy he was only able to exchange about 25% of he's coins. The rest is on hold, probably because of legal issues.
After that he payed something like 28% tax
After that he payed something like 28% tax
I'm sure this has been asked a lot already, but if you've got a big stash of bitcoins, say enough to buy a house - how do you get such vast amounts of BTC into fiat?
I read about the guy in Norway, it how did he manage to actually convert the BTC into a deposit for a house.
I read about the guy in Norway, it how did he manage to actually convert the BTC into a deposit for a house.
there should be someone local who might be interested in trading for cash directly, www.localbitcoins.com, however that's quite a bit of money.
it might be possible to find someone who'd be interested in selling their house for bitcoins, I definitely would, if your in a deeply bitcoin penetrated area that could be alot cheaper.
Sell slowly on exchange, transfer as needed, make wire transfer to seller when ready.
Thats basically what I did... Taxes are gonna be a bitch this year tho.
The buying process is a lot easier when theres no bank involved. My real estate agent did most of the work.
Thats basically what I did... Taxes are gonna be a bitch this year tho.
The buying process is a lot easier when theres no bank involved. My real estate agent did most of the work.
I'm sure this has been asked a lot already, but if you've got a big stash of bitcoins, say enough to buy a house - how do you get such vast amounts of BTC into fiat?
I read about the guy in Norway, it how did he manage to actually convert the BTC into a deposit for a house.
I read about the guy in Norway, it how did he manage to actually convert the BTC into a deposit for a house.
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