Even though I use a property management company, it doesn’t make you immune to the drama.When I have the time, I train Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (Brown Belt now), exercise or travel mostly to California or Northern Arizona with my family.My goal is to one day be on the BP podcast!

Aside from real estate, I'm very much into submission grappling (Brazilian Jiu Jitsu / BJJ) and also really like cars, specifically small, fast, German ones.

I am reminded of this because we just had one last month a block from one of our properties. 27 years old, prep cook at a Brazilian steakhouse, got off the bus at 10:30 pm to walk home, got shot in a back ally.

I'm Brazilian as well!

I have a Brazilian client who got his EB5 through one of those government approved centers.

She does Brazilian Jui Jitsu, gymnastics, Mandarin classes, violin, piano, singing, art (she’s won money in that already) and of course general school homework,  so I don’t want to burn her out.

A stronger American dollar has hurt foreign investment (says most new luxury buyers are Americans, over the Chinese/Russian/Brazilian majority from a couple years ago), developments that used to pre-sell are not doing so as rapidly, and you have a lot coming on line Downtown, LIC, Downtown BK, and in Midtown.

Mountain roads are curvy and steep and severe weather can occur at any time.

@Ned Carey, @Russell Brazil,  @Ian Smith, @Dan Bernstein, @Mike Cumbie, @Sonya Stovall - Thank you all for your responses and pointers.

The name of the city is Davenport, FL, and it's a huge destination for snowbirds, Brazilians, and European's looking for some sun.