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Florida pre-construction · v2

Sell BTC, borrow against BTC, or use BTC as collateral?

An interactive calculator that models the actual financial outcomes — including loan-closure mechanics, tax timing, and BTC price dynamics during the construction period — for a buyer funding a Florida pre-construction deposit with Bitcoin holdings.

Your situation

The property

Florida law requires the first 10% of the sale price in a §718.202 escrow account. This part is non-negotiable.
The deposit tranche above the statutory 10%. Typical luxury pre-construction is another 10–20%.

Your Bitcoin

If the buyer plans to close the LMC loan at a price different from the end-of-construction price (e.g., closing the loan earlier when BTC is lower). Leave blank to use the scenario price.

Tax assumptions

Combined federal + state. FL has no state income tax (use 20% if FL resident).

Loan & service parameters

Standard Loan My Coins fee on the loan principal, paid at origination.
Borrower receives this fraction of pledged BTC as borrowed BTC.
Annual % of AUM in collaborative custody. Default is TBA's standard 1%.
Legal docs + multisig configuration. Reusable template across deals.
Annual fee to the third-party key holder (attorney trustee, escrow agent).

LMC loan closure

BTC price at end of construction

All scenarios at a glance — net wealth at end of construction

Strategy Bear (−50%) Down (−25%) Flat +30% +100% +200%

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The calculator captures the major variables, but every transaction has specifics — your cost basis, your developer's contract terms, your custody preferences, your timing, and crucially your loan-closure plan at maturity. The first 30 minutes is no-cost discovery.

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Important caveats — please read

This is a financial-modeling tool, not financial, legal, or tax advice. The calculations are simplified; actual outcomes depend on your specific tax basis, state of residence, contract terms, market conditions, BTC price path during construction (not just endpoints), and the precise structure of any loan or collateral arrangement.

Pledging Bitcoin as collateral is generally not, by itself, a taxable disposition under current IRS guidance, but tax treatment depends on the specifics. Selling borrowed Bitcoin for fiat at origination, repaying a loan with appreciated Bitcoin, transferring Bitcoin to satisfy a loan obligation, or default-triggered liquidation may all create tax events. Every buyer should consult a qualified CPA before relying on any structure described here for a specific transaction.

Florida pre-construction transactions are governed by §718.202 and other state statutes. The supplemental BTC collateral structure (Route 2) requires drafting by qualified Florida real-estate-and-crypto counsel. Whether BTC in 2-of-3 multisig satisfies UCC perfection requirements, and whether the §718.202 division director would accept BTC as alternative assurance for deposits above 10%, are open questions that require legal review before any specific transaction.