My wife and I have investment in Detroit, California and Oaklahoma and a vacation property in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. 

That doesn't matter if you are in China or the India and you want to invest in the Dominican Republic.

@Nick Belsky You are correct re RBC but they're only in select countries and they're not in the Dominican Republic.

 I moved from Dominican republic to lynn 5 years ago. 

Not all on that map, but here's what I can think of:Redwood National ForestDC (because I live near it)New England during Autumn color peakRome, Florence, and Ancona ItalyTurks & CaicosFreeport, Elbow Cay, Marsh Harbour, and Guana Cay BahamasCancun MexicoReykjavik, Iceland (as well as other areas in that southwestern part of the country.Punta Cana, Dominican RepublicSt.

but I soon noticed the government is doing a horrible job similar to Dominican Republic a lot of corruption!

(its not anywhere near as bad as what expats get in say Dominican Republic or Costa Rica, but it does happen often in PR)In my 30 years living in PR I have seen a lot of people from the states come thinking they found paradise and leave a couple years later pissed off.

It was like 90% Dominican. 

If you're going to invest in SFL, Miami isn't great for cash flow. 3-4 years ago absolutely, but now even in a neighborhood like Allapattah (Lower-middle class Dominican area) where I grew up, you're looking at 300K+ for a 4 Bed- 2 bath duplex that will only gross $1800 per month.

@Micah NgThe markets where I can get access to opportunities that have the highest returns, have access to leverage and have the necessary knowledge and local contacts and partners like Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Spain, Portugal.