Sure, throughout the cryptocurrency space there are plenty of opportunities that can earn longterm, passive income. An example would be Rentberry – Long-term apartment rentals, which is a tech startup in the rental property space that uses blockchain technology and high transparency between landlords and tenants in order to create a new type of ecosystem for renting in the US.

Specific to your question, token holders will soon be able to earn a passive income of roughly 7% by crowdfunding the security deposits of renters. Afaik this is the only instance of this model being used - I’ve never heard of another way to crowdsource security deposits, let alone in a way that incentivises all 3 parties (renter, landlords, token holders) at the same time.

If you’re making roughly $15k per month and over the course of a year you were collecting 7% from crowdfunding tenants’ security deposits.. I’d imagine that would end up being enough of a monthly income alone after 1 year of earning from the interest on crowdfunding loans.
If you’re interested in discussing further details of the Rentberry project with the team or any of the supporters who are in similar situations to yourself then there’s a strong community at Rentberry ICO

Sure, throughout the cryptocurrency space there are plenty of opportunities that can earn longterm, passive income. An example would be Rentberry, which is a tech startup in the rental property space that uses blockchain technology and high transparency between landlords and tenants in order to create a new type of ecosystem for renting in the US.

Specific to your question, token holders will soon be able to earn a passive income of roughly 7% by crowdfunding the security deposits of renters. Afaik this is the only instance of this model being used - I’ve never heard of another way to crowdsource security deposits, let alone in a way that incentivises all 3 parties (renter, landlords, token holders) at the same time.

Say, if you’re making roughly $15k per month and over the course of a year you were collecting 7% from crowdfunding tenants’ security deposits.. I’d imagine that would end up being enough of a monthly income alone after 1 year of earning from the interest on crowdfunding loans.
If you’re interested in discussing further details of the Rentberry project with the team or any of the supporters who are in similar situations to yourself then there’s a strong community on their telegram channel.

Unlike CryptoBNB, another project in the property rental space, Rentberry, hasn't disappeared from the face of the earth.

Rentberry – Long-term apartment rentals are a blockchain startup in the rental industry, and one of their major unique selling points is that they allow for crowdsourced security deposits on their platform. To find out the exact details of how their system works, jump onto their Telegram channel and chat with their admins: https://t.me/rentberry

To try to cover some of your question myself though, their platform is being developed currently so that security deposits are collectively made between a number of holders of their cryptographic token, BERRY. BERRY is transferred and held using blockchain for the landlord to know that they have access to it, if for example property damage occurs. However, because the security deposit is held in the system it protects against landlords being able to maliciously hold security deposits without reason after the lease is up.

As a side note, token holders can also earn 7% passive income from funding security deposits using this model.
As far as I’m aware, no-one else has even considered trying to disrupt the security deposit aspect of the rental market yet - keep an eye out for more from Rentberry, they currently have thousands upon thousands of properties listed across the US and are expanding to other markets such as Europe and Australia later this year.

Rentberry absolutely has to be in there - it's been included in a lot of major "Best ICO of 2018" lists such as this one from Forbes (https://www.forbes.com/sites/omribarzilay/2018/01/10/10-real-estate-startups-to-watch-in-2018/#71e9fc42250f) and this once from Inc (https://www.inc.com/bill-carmody/top-10-initial-coin-offerings-icos-to-watch-heading-into-2018.html).

Rentberry came into their token sale process after already having operated their platform for a number of years. Unlike a large majority of ICO's that we've seen in the market throughout the period of significant growth during 2018 which are essentially vapourware (ie. no product before ICO).  They've got a great team behind them, and current pricing is hugely undervalued compared the to the token price (34c vs now at 5c). 

The project as a whole has huge longevity, within the coming few months a lot is happening.  They have two partnership announcements coming up this month and in May - and they are releasing their app in a few months also.  Rentberry should definitely be on this list.

Rentberry does this concept, except they have a operational platform - and have just completed a successful $30million ICO.  They are not just the best real estate based blockchain startup - by are better as a project in general than 95% of others this year.  Not only were they featured in Forbes as once of the Top Real Estate startups of 2017, but they were also featured in Inc as one of the top ICO's of 2018 as well!

Currently their token is highly undervalued - and within the next 3 months their app is going to be launched.  Also they have upcoming partnership announcements on the 30th April and the 20th May - so keep your eye on their project over the coming few months.

Their CEO, Alex Lubinsky, has come from a background working at Cisco, Deloitte and a number of investment firms.  Their CTO studied Management and Engineering at Stanford and has worked with companies like Altera and Amazon Music.

Great project in the space space as Reles, but absolutely dominating - check them out.