I'd move my money to a safer haven but I'm already in the worldwide safe haven.

I'd rather be debt free and own 10+ condo's worldwide and travel with only my wallet and passport :)Thanks and much success

and shuffle that 'fiat' currency around WORLDWIDE, so the ratcheted leverage just keeps increasing, while the  markets for those currencies and everything else "fluctuates," according to individual currencies and nation states, controlling and competing, marketshare.

Now I have Extreme Success Group offices WORLDWIDE.

New Mexico oil patch country is a real gamblers paradise (I know I live there).  

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

I guess he is the real deal....just found this on WikipediaCareer[edit]Since December 2002, Kent has been in the real estate investing and real estate education industries, becoming an industry trainer, and national speaker.[2] Kent’s organization, Real Estate Worldwide and affiliated companies, have sold over $35 million in real estate investing software, education, and personalized mentoring to students all over North America.[3] His family’s investment company has sold over 600 turnkey properties a year and managing over 3,500 properties in 3 states.[4][5]In 2015, Kent and his family had the distinguished honor of having 4 companies named in Inc Magazine’s 5000 Fastest Growing Companies list.

Things that sucks about being a California resident and investing in RE in other states are1) you have to file multiple state tax returns2) Since California taxes on worldwide income - you are ultimately paying CA tax rates on the income(you do get a credit for taxes paid to other states but you still are paying CA rates)Did you have any specific questions in mind?

@Steve McRory I'm so looking forward to more of this "Creative Financing" so more risk takers and gamblers can buy houses they can't afford, then I can buy them on the cheap in the next downturn.

It looks like you need to file a nonresident state tax return in Nebraska and New Mexico where you will report your rental income in these states.You will then file a resident state tax return in Philadelphia where you will report your worldwide income.