Don't spend it on stupid things or you will not have it for the things that you need or want such as chewing gum or a big gulp from 7 Eleven or a candy bar.

You have a NYC a global international market at your front door step, and not one but two inner City's (Jersey City & Newark) in close proximity with jobs, opportunities & such...

Was considering trying to put together a monthly happy hour meetup in the downtown Westerly / Pawcatuck area for folks out in this area until this little global pandemic hit.

.- Global Destination: Connecting Europe, Africa, and Asia, it's both a business and tourist hub, with more than 15M recorded tourists last year.- Golden Visa: Dubai offers 10 years residency visa for the investor and their family when they buy a property above 550K USD.- High Rental Yields: Rent in Dubai has seen a stable rise throughout the years, making it one of the best cities with rental yields that reach to 15% and more in some cases for short term rental, and average of 7% yearly rentals.- Exclusive Projects: Newest trend to have luxury and branded residences with a global collaboration between developers and famous brands,    like Bugatti, Armani, Nobu, Cavalli and many more.- Virgin land: Dubai has still many plots and land to build, with governmental vision to double the population by 2030, with major mega projects on the pipeline.These are some few points that highlights the Dubai market, there's much more to the topic and vast investment opportunities.

While it can generate significant profits over time, it requires patience and experience.E-commerce, on the other hand, is characterized by a lower barrier to entry, a global customer base, and the potential for faster profitability.

The survey’s top issue affecting consumers remains rising prices in general, but, importantly, politics, interest rates, and global conflicts all saw downticks as top concerns.

defrauded' is too strong...The notion that I, as an individual investor, should put my money into a system which is increasingly volatile due to the whims of large financial institutions, global politics, environmental factors, social media, etc. for a paltry 6-8% return.....it's lunacy. 

Nobody smart cares about what other people "think is going to happen"...they care about what we are "doing" with our own savings.If you want to get a glimpse of what the real global players (banks, the fed, etc) are doing/setting up, read The Great Taking by David Rogers Webb: https://thegreattaking.com/Its the best book I've read all year.

The theme parks are still expanding, we are year round, and globally recognized unlike others that may have good recognition from the US population, but virtually unknown abroad.

I need the list of top cities in US only (Not Globally) which are good for multi-family investment.