Mini splits are very common everywhere but in North America.

I am also a Panama resident, and have been trying to secure some additional properties in America, but it would be nice to keep it closer to "home".  

After traveling and investigating multiple countries in Central America , I decided to invest in Panama.

When there are more claims than projected, or the cost is higher, it's naturally going to impact premiums.The number of fires decreased globally, yet they are increased in America.

It's not "illegal" for the CEO of Bank of America to get a loan from Bank of America.  

This is so important and near-and-dear to me, I had to revive it.In my opinion, one of the most American things is to take what works from other cultures and apply it to America.

It’s the fastest growing city in America with a relatively low barrier for entry poised for tremendous appreciation.  

That will help narrow down the questions - if an investment you'll focus on the high tourist area with major airports flying in/out, good local transportation system, less than an hour drive from the airport, a low crime rate etc.If personal then you'll look for an environment that suits your taste (tropical, party central, secluded, dive-friendly, luxury, affordable etc).Almost every island I've visited has realtors from America who decided to setup shop there and help out-of-state investors purchase property.

I believe America is in the midst of an affordability crisis and giving prospective homebuyers more options could be both ethically rewarding and profitable. 

I look to the biggest companies in America and see that they are setting records in the amount of cash they are hoarding.