Property acquisitions with Bitcoin

In a true BTC2PROP transaction, the seller is willing to accept the Bitcoin transfer as genuine remuneration. This avoids the conversion into government-issued "fiat" currency, such as US$. At least the main purchase price is made without a crypto exchange or a bank. However, it might involve an escrow agent.

Although Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are typically legal tender neither in the jurisdiction of the buyer, nor the seller, the parties might deliberately agree on a barter trade or swap agreement using cryptocurrencies. However, the individual legal and factual implications have to be clarified on a case to case basis. 

Bitcoin is not anonymous and private coins like Monero have its particularities. Without a proper risk assessment, a property acquisition for cryptocurrencies is not advisable. 

A BTC2PROP transaction has to be carefully prepared to avoid loss and disappointment. There are certain obvious and somenhidden mechanics of buying a house with cryptocurrency.