Fort Worth DFW Area Real Estate Investors Club-1REclub
Schedule
Thu Oct 09 2025 at 06:15 pm to 08:30 pm
UTC-05:00Location
3280 Botanic Garden Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76107-3420, United States | Fort Worth, TX
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Thursday, October 9, 2025 at 6:15 PM at the Fort Worth Real Estate Club meeting at the Botanic Gardens with our Guest: Byron Hamilton
💡“Crypto & Real Estate💡
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ℹ️ Byron Hamilton is Australian, married to Leesa Hamilton, and currently living in Midlothian, Texas. They have three sons, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Byron holds two master's degrees in Biblical Literature and Theology.
Byron has established several successful international ministries and businesses and has written extensively in both areas. He and Leesa are currently overseeing the 5G Reformation Church in Midlothian, modelled on the 5-fold ministry leadership.
They have been with Texit Coin for 8 months and have built an organization of 1,450 happy miners!
The hot new topic in the real estate investing world is CRYPTO! WHY?
● Multiple Streams of Income
● You missed out on Bitcoin so here's the 2nd chance.
● Crypto is the Future of Money
● You can Buy Real Estate with Crypto!
● Get Ahead this Time on the Opportunity!
● And Much, Much, More!
THIS MEETING IS ONLY COVERING THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET INTO TEXTIT COIN CRYPTO
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Showing You How to Get Paid via coins, and Crowd Sourcing.
Get your seat now, may be Limited Seating!
Below are some of the New Scenarios for Crypto & Real Estate
Yes, you can buy real estate with cryptocurrency, but it is not as straightforward as a traditional transaction. While direct purchases are still rare, several companies and financial platforms now facilitate these deals through crypto-backed loans or by converting your digital assets to cash.
How to buy real estate with crypto.
Option 1: Use crypto as collateral for a mortgage
This is an increasingly popular method that allows you to purchase a property without selling your crypto and triggering a taxable event.
How it works: You pledge your cryptocurrency (often a major coin like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a stablecoin) to a specialized lender as collateral. In return, the lender issues a loan in a fiat currency, such as U.S. dollars, to finance your home purchase.
Pros: You retain ownership of your crypto, allowing it to potentially appreciate in value. The loan process can also be faster and may not require a traditional credit check.
Cons: These loans often come with higher interest rates and a significant risk of margin calls. If the value of your crypto collateral drops below a certain threshold, the lender can demand you deposit more assets or liquidate your holdings.
Companies that offer this: Milo, Ledn, and Figure are among the companies that provide crypto-backed mortgage products.
Option 2: Sell your crypto and convert to cash
The simplest method is to cash out your crypto to fund the purchase, though this has major tax implications.
How it works: You sell your cryptocurrency on an exchange for fiat currency, then use that cash to buy the property. You can also use a third-party payment processor like BitPay, which converts the crypto to dollars during the transaction and wires the funds to the escrow company.
Pros: The process is more widely accepted and familiar to all parties, including real estate agents, title companies, and sellers.
Cons: Converting your crypto to cash will likely incur capital gains taxes, which can be significant depending on the amount and how long you held the asset. Lenders also require that large deposits "season," or remain in your account for several months, which can cause delays.
Option 3: Purchase directly from a crypto-accepting seller
This allows for a direct transfer of cryptocurrency from your digital wallet to the seller's.
How it works: You must find a seller specifically willing to accept cryptocurrency as payment. This is often limited to high-end or investment properties and may require working with specialized, crypto-friendly real estate agencies.
Pros: The transaction can potentially close much faster since it avoids traditional banking processes.
Cons: Finding a willing seller is difficult and severely limits your property options. A direct transfer also comes with more legal and regulatory risk and less protection for both parties.
Option 4: Buy a tokenized real estate asset
Real estate tokenization involves using blockchain technology to represent fractional ownership of a property with digital tokens.
How it works: Specialized platforms like RealT and HoneyBricks allow you to invest in a property by purchasing tokens, which can represent a share of its ownership. This process is managed by a platform that handles legal compliance and rental income distribution.
Pros: It lowers the barrier to entry for real estate investment by allowing fractional ownership. It also provides a transparent and efficient way to trade real estate shares.
Cons: This method involves purchasing shares in a property rather than acquiring it for your own use. As a newer investment model, it may carry different risks and regulations than direct property ownership.
What to consider when buying with crypto
Market volatility: The value of most cryptocurrencies is highly volatile. This can lead to rapid and significant changes in your purchasing power between making an offer and closing the deal.
Tax implications: The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property, so selling it for a profit is a taxable event. Consult a tax professional to understand your obligations before converting or using your crypto.
Limited options: The number of sellers, real estate professionals, and lenders equipped to handle crypto transactions is still relatively small. This limits your options and may require you to seek out specialists.
Regulation: The regulatory environment for cryptocurrency in real estate is still evolving and varies by jurisdiction. Working with experienced legal and financial professionals is critical.
Security: Digital asset transactions require a strong understanding of wallets and security protocols. Errors, such as sending funds to the wrong address, can be irreversible.
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↘️ COME OUT & NETWORK ↙️
Doors open at 6:15pm
Main Meeting Starts a 6:30 Sharp
Ends at 8:30,
Then More Networking after the Meeting Down the Street at the Restaurant!
For the Fort Worth / DFW Area Real Estate Investors Club's Monthly meeting
at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens.
🔥Don't forget when you join us, bring plenty of business cards, flyers, anything you need to network! If you have properties for sell then make sure to print up some info sheets on them and put them on our "Deal Table" each month along with your Networking Materials!
Just $20 to attend if you Pre-Register/$25 at the door. Memberships are available at a discount! The club is all about providing value, which is why we bring in vendors and speakers who are here to make your life as an investor easier and more lucrative.
If you are serious about Real Estate Investing then you need to attend this Real Estate meeting at the Botanic Gardens.
See Ya There!
Jimmy Reed
Proverbs 13:20
Walk with the wise and become wise,
for a companion of fools suffers harm
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