The rates, taxes, insurance, etc, and even currency are different. 

A more sophisticated approach is to be concerned with wealth preservation accounting for inflation, so the investor wants his capital to at least keep pace with the declining value of the currency.  

I would like to take an advantage of existing attractive currency exchange as well (while the dollar is strong), among few other benefits.

The fake account asked me for a crypto wallet to join Tony's  "exciting new real estate venture."

I'm actually an expat living abroad right now, but we've decided to invest in Western PA in multifamily rentals, with the idea that when we move back we'll time it to move into one of the units and rent out the others.My husband earned our money via crypto but I've convinced him to diversify into real estate.

Also, there is some currency risk, since Ireland and Poland use different currencies.Apart from that, taxes are a big factor.

I also have some of the soloK funds invested in cryptocurrencies, a few stocks thru Schwab (mostly Canadian cannabis), and some gold coins stored in a safe deposit box with our bank. 

-Investment Terms-Type: Secured loan and preferred equity in the general partnership (GP)Currency: USDSize: $10,000,000Interest: 8% p.a.

Yes, I own NFT's and cryptocurrency and believe the world is going to change due to AI in the coming months and years.I look forward to interacting and believe that everyone has something of value to add to any conversation.The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.

This is the same like SEC that is currently taking serious regulation towards crypto and other scam investments.