My thinking is if I can put my cash in an offshore account that has a stronger currency and earn interest on it at the same time (I've seen rates in Europe upwards of 6%) it's a good way to protect my cash against the massive inflation we are starting to see.So if anyone has any information on doing this or experience in doing this it'd be great to hear your experiences.Thanks-Michael

Services and experiences are like the new currency , I wanted to start a discussion on how we as real estate investors we can capitalize on this trend.

There are only a handful of Qualified Intermediaries that have any kind of regulatory or government oversight, and it is because they are regulated by other means such as a State Division of Banking, Federal Reserve, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, etc. 

He discusses people or small groups that did various kinds of investments - commodities and currency are the two I remember.

Let your customers pay you in Fiat currency and even some Bitcoin.

Belize is a British protectorate, follows British common law, English is the official language, and their currency is pegged to the dollar.

Karen if you're bullish on a currency with a 2 year time horizon what do you think about buying a rental property in the country with the currency you're bullish on and collecting rent while you wait for your currency bet to materialize?  

@Logan Hicks Lot's of spread there but I'm not seeing much in the way of passive income return with all the currency volatility a and confusion in the Russian and Chinese economy.

We want to take advantage of the prices there now and especially the whole Pound to Euro currency at the minute.

Managing the currency risk alone is a task in itself.