and it's slowly moving to India (and China) anyway .... this is serious as silicon valley is not sustainable too.and hollywood movie is also replaced by Bollywood and Japanese/Korean movie so ....

Deficits, China selling, demographics, the great unwinding of globalization, the loss of reserve currency status.

Not in my lifetime but things will be much more buttoned down around here once we are ruled by China.

The property has clean but old wooden furniture, a nice china set, clothes, etc.

Astute investors will make sure their properties are rented to the right tenants so this is a non-issue for most.Anyway, I'd never invest in long-term rentals in Spain regardless since, as Erwin and I mentioned, there are much better alternatives in your country.Also, if you're going to invest following the population pyramid, you can pretty much forget about Europe, North America, Japan or China and should probably focus on places like India. 

Wyoming is building a nuclear power plant in a town of 2,400. https://energycommunities.gov/terrapower-nuclear-plant-wyomi...Cheyenne is under consideration for a company that will produce portable nuclear power plants the size of a semi that can power 750 homes for five years. https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/03/15/wyoming-a-finalist-f...Wheatland, Wyoming (population 2,500) recently announced a rare earth mine that could possibly turn Wyoming into the largest producer of rare minerals in the world, knocking China out of the running. https://americanrareearths.com.au/cowboy-state-daily-rare-ea...There are opportunities around the country to get ahead of growth.

I have closed some loans for clients located in China, Spain, and Japan thus far in 2024 and they all utilized embassy or apostille notary. 

Too much pent-up pressure for housing and industrial building coming back from China, and wages. 

Hi guys,My Mexican wife and I (Australian) live and work in China as international teachers.

(Interesting story of how that happened, involving WWII).Looks like China and Japan own a trillion each of our debt, but we own theirs too, so who knows....let's see what the money guys say.Thanks for starting out my day with the knowledge that I (as a taxpayer) am $266,000 in debt...that makes my day 😂