The objective was to discuss potential issues that could “derail” the financial markets and the global economy as a whole.

Our properties are priced 5% - 10% below market, professionally renovated with a major emphasis on mechanical items, located in economically sound neighborhoods and cash flow very well even after realistic expense calculations.

I was hoping to buy it directly in my name but I was also told that my global income would become taxable in the US.

G's foundation invests in: "...globally, it's really health, agriculture, things having to do with helping poor people, and here in the U.S. it's education—because these are tough-enough problems."

As long as their following the country laws and regulatin the project are done in, the responsibility regarding investors home country is the investor responsibility should I think.Appreciate your answer from a global point, not from inside country point.

I emboldened something there that deserves emphasis.

You can read it here: http://www.thenorrisgroup.com/files/5413/5611/4983/20124tngiq.pdfStraight from the newsletter:"“My best GUESS (emphasis mine) is that California we will have significant price inflation.

If your deals are really good, posting them in our Marketplace will yield you buyers.I've never quite been sure why there's this emphasis on building some vast buyer's list before you get started as a wholesaler, because there's little need when you're supplying fantastic opportunities.

Generalization re large (global), multi fund (flex class) portfolio holders/ managers, funded and buying (always building pipeline).

This is part of the capital globalization process.