My personal experience: I have two landlords. One is a large investment company who manages my apartment complex in San Diego. There’s no way to pay them in Bitcoin. I’ve asked. They admit that there’s a demand for it from a few tenants, but not enough for them to invest the time and money to incorporate a Bitcoin payment gateway into their site.

My second landlord is a twenty-six year old dude who owns my condo on the Vegas strip. He’s more than happy to accept Bitcoin for rent payments.

I’ve found people most likely to accept Bitcoin are individuals who are self employed or own their own little corps. The hair stylist, the Uber driver who offers private driving services, the bar owner, and in some cases doctors and dentists who own their own practice.

But landlords? Never with large corps, but you’ll occasionally get lucky with private owners who know and trust you and happen to be Bitcoin enthusiasts.