The likelihood is inflation will make your condo worth a bit more in dollar currency but not purchasing power in 6 years.

You can still have flat prices with tight inventory if people don't derive the same satisfaction and have other alternatives.Inflation is the erosion of purchasing power of a currency (mostly due to excess dollars in circulation like in Venezuela as the government keeps printing).

When I first started investing (not real estate, forex actually) I remember reading a book on the difference between the institutional investor vs the retail investor.

For ex: they found 1 dead cockroach and called exterminator services which was approved by PM and was never communicated with me and they deducted from my rent. 

But I imagine if the governments keep printing money and devaluing the currency you'd be on the winning side, aligned with the rule makers.

Bad news, last time I checked there's a correlation between wages and productivity, was in 1975 :)Since gold and currency don't interlocked anymore, there's no more correlation between wage, productivity and real estate/debt.In fact If I can speak the truer, getting a mortgage is actually more important than having a job LOL ,why, because mortgage is a hedge of everything, hedge of inflation and hedge of currency/economic activity.

US government debt is another story, but that's the great benefit of having the world's reserve currency.

We are looking into buying in Jamaica for long term investment and retirement.Will be working on the analysis in the coming months.One major issue we are finding is that local mortgage rates are unreasonable in the 12 - 15% based on the local currency.

As you probably know, since January 1, the regulator here in China is now requesting that anyone who is purchasing USD currency declares the purpose of that purchase.

I am a millionaire in 3 different currencies.