In between is where we get the bubbles and the busts.Cap rates CAN fall to silly low unsustainable levels - look at Hong Kong and Singapore with 2-3%Rents CAN rise to silly high levelsInterest rates CAN jump to double digits (if this ever happens again, I'm buying 30 year treasuries...)But as you rightly said, most of this is academic.

Hi Everyone,my name is jerry and i am from singapore.

I'm actually interested in Residential and Commercial properties throughout California, Houston Texas, and Singapore.

Quote from @Denise Darval-Chang: Is there a place to locate BP Podcast in order of the first recorded podcast to the current podcasts? 

Quote from @Jack Chang: I have about 400k in capital I been holding waiting to deploy in real estate.

There's nothing that some stock broker can do in Singapore trading derivatives that can effect my portfolio as long as I buy right and am in it for the long haul.    

@Hae-Yuan ChangI personally like to pick the title company.

Dear BP members,I am looking at partnering with any good and experienced CPAs and real estate attorneys that will be able to provide some form of a reseller agreement with my local Singapore company.

For example, properties and hotels in Singapore are very expensive but if I can find someone who wants to swap for a month or two for our vacation property in Napa Valley, then I don't have to use tax dollars to pay for a place. 

@Jackie Lange Ohhh I see, I would like to invest besides United States (Puerto Rico, Florida, Texas & California) in Dominican Republic, Australia, Singapore, & Colombia.