Although I don't consider Rich Dad Poor Dad necessarily a real estate book, it's what started my journey to this website inevitably.Currently I'm stuck with limited resources as I'm floating somewhere in the Mediterranean Sea somewhere, but I've already completed a few eBooks from Jay Scott, David Lindahl and Brandon the founder of BRRRR. 

Do your homework BEFORE you lose money.I almost did, when we explored purchasing a condo in a very well visited European summer vacation destination in the Mediterranean Sea, Mallorca Island (completely a dream by the way).

And no green house gas.now granted you have to make the power but we get a lot of ours from Hydro.What I have seen in the Mediterranean is every home has a BLACK hot water heater on the roof.. no need to power it for hot water.. we should do that in our desert areas.. of course in cheaper areas they may get stolen like condenser units do.

They are composition – I don’t understand why they don’t use concrete tile roofs, well, yes, I do, it’s b/c they aren’t Mediterranean style construction.

I am back and forth between Nevada and Malta (Sunny island in the Mediterranean Sea).

I would prefer a villa on the mediterranean because of the climate and the temperature of the water.

You can visit prehistoric landmarks, sail into hidden coves, admire picturesque bays and the typical mediterranean scrub that grows luxuriant and spreads its scents all around.

Outdoor features include Mediterranean-inspired landscaping, an entry courtyard with water features, an infinity-edge swimming pool, a putting green, a fire pit, and a built-in barbeque with bar seating.

Purchase price: $173,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Sale price: $278,000 Cute Mediterranean House in Saint Pete Florida What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

My dream is having foreign investments in Spain/Mediterranean, South America, Mexico etc but don't know how feasible or realistic that is.