I'm based in Singapore and am a VC Professional.Value+Growth investing styles appeal to me.

I would look into that, besides, it's not that far from Singapore to checkout properties.

I am based in singapore and it could be due to that.

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@David GregoryWe are only working with overseas clients (predominantly investors from Hong Kong, Mainland China, Taiwan and Singapore) so I could you give a perspective on what type of experience these international buyers of US real estate have had/are looking for.Success factors:- The US is a large country and most international buyers only have been to a few cities such as NYC, SF, LA,... if at all.  

@Amy Raye Rogers best bet is chase cards. ultimate rewards let you pool your points from different cards. you can convert your points to travel credit through their portal and if you have a premium card(annual fee), your points are worth 1.25 to 1.5 points in the travel portal. sometimes its cheaper to book this way than with points through airlines and you also earn airline points on it. you can also convert your points to airline miles. most of the time its cheaper to book international airlines like air france that flies on delta than to use delta miles. same with singapore flies on united. there are a few extra steps with booking these miles. 

I’m a US citizen living in Singapore for the past 15 years.

Same goes for a lot of international buyers buying all cash from all over- Egypt , Israel, Canada, Singapore etc. indeed chasing yield.

Condo investments would only be ideal for dense countries like Hong Kong/Singapore where it is impossible to own a land to develop.

It's like the mini-Singapore of Manila.