So the deal itself is what I'd consider, it would have to be pretty amazing, something that I couldn't necessarily get in my home country.After that I would research how stable the country's economy, currency, political system, financing, tax situation, landlord-tenant laws, and regulations are for businesses.Next would be the general research that we would do for any prospective city we're investing in.

Hi Lachezar,I work for a firm in Irvine that can help with investment returns/crypto currency for your LLCs and individual filings.

There are lots of special issues when it comes to international (currency risk, legal issues, foreign taxes and tax credits, different countries laws and opportunities, etc.) that would make this a very useful forum.

There’s a reason money is called “ currency” ...keep it moving !

Knowledge is one of the four "currencies".

Would be appropriate if it were on our currency!

I think in 2022, this Federal Reserve acted more responsibly in the long-term interests of our country than any other central bank in the world, and made the hard, right choices, to preserve the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency for perhaps a few more decades at least.

The famous Amsterdam study looked at bills of sale for >400 years on canal front homes in Amsterdam, and price appreciation exactly mirrored inflation rate, ie residential real estate or any real estate never goes up in Value only in Price because the currency its denominated in loses its value at same rate.

But to be clear, I suggest having RE portfolio of assets in multiple countries, and multiple currencies, including the US and USD.  

In Real Estate our reputation is currency...