I was just in Paris a few weeks ago and swear I gained 10 lbs from eating all the amazing food!

We live in the US and I know that I probably would have to consult a Mexican tax attorney regarding Mexican tax law, but was hoping somebody here would be able to advise on the liabilities that we would face here in the US.

The kitchen is the centre of the house and all the events from food production, cheerful conversations, and many more things happen there.

This statement came after it was completely rehabbed and re-rented.Some of the damage was from the tenants while living there (broken doors, frames, drywall) and some of the damage was due to what appeared to be cat(s) living in the unit unsupervised after the tenants moved out, along with food left throughout the unit with no power for weeks.

Here in the Middle East, the only expense I have is my cellphone bill and food.  

Cant wait for the food too!

@Joe V@Joe Villeneuve Thank you for taking the time to give me much food for thought.  

We are captive to our needs, our need for food, our need for shelter, our need for entertainment, our need for things, and ultimately, our need for employment (or active income) to be able to pay for our needs.IF you are willing to put in the work to build, grow and create passive income, I would be happy to answer any additional questions that you have about the process or introduce you to the teams that I use who can help you get it done as well.

As does Walmart and every fast food chain other than chic-fil-a at this point.

I’m a Mexican citizen as well, also have land in Mexico so I’d be using Mex $ to buy the property.