For ex Royersford.

Also seems smart to have an income source from another country as a hedge to currency fluctuations.Anyone out there feel different?

Now concerning market risk of a deployment, natural disaster, collapse of the currency or running out of oil or anything.  

If cryptocurrency is just another currency, then accepting it is no different than, say, accepting Euros, Canadian Dollars or British Pounds for your vacation rental then converting to USD.

I know it can be done because I've sat on google translate to annotate German tax returns into English, along with past-dated USD currency conversions to get a loan through, but yeah this is one where you need to shop primarily the competence of the lender, and shop it hard.

As everyone knows, if we can create value added products (for ex: laundry, vending machines, etc are the basic ones) that saves the tenant money and also generates additional income for us, that revenue stream can be huge when we multiply it by the number of tenants..plus it gives us an advantage over our competition.  

(personally...I would trade Forex while inHigh School but don't get me started :wink: )

Hi DonaldInvesting overseas is a better way to expand your business.Things to consider:1) You must do extensive research on the country you would like to invest. 2)Know the legal, tax, insurance, currency exchange, tranfer taxes issues3)Don't assume that markets with low debt ratio are good for investment4)Work with Certified International Property Specialist(CIPS), TRC's(Transnational Referral Certified Agents), ICREA or FIABCI members to help you find International properties and provide you knowledge of the particular country and market.Dubai was great for flips, but not anymore.

In recent months I have been engaged in learning about Forex, real estate, opportunities around RC Drones, and photography.For obvious reasons, the potential in real estate is what puts it on top of my list.

For ex., if the asking price is 229k, what is the best place for the buyer to start?