Then global investors bought in.Dec. 16, 2021 at 10:00 am Updated Dec. 16, 2021 at 5:44 pmOver the past six years, 19 of the 32 homes on Tammy Sue Lane have been purchased by a billion-dollar investment venture, part of an unprecedented flow of global finance into the American suburbs.

These past few months the current global economy definitely affected S.Korea and there has been absolutely no transaction in the area and demand is very low(ARM is the most common there!).

It got gummed up.   

Lol*****************************************************************************Investor Who Called Housing Top and Bottom Says It's Time to Sellhttps://finance.yahoo.com/news...Home sales contracts, a leading indicator, fell for the fifth consecutive month in March as rising borrowing costs added to affordability pressures, the National Association of Realtors reported on Wednesday.Now, after a record surge in prices, Kiesel says the time to sell is once again at hand.Sky-high values, soaring interest rates and other costs of homeownership -- maintenance, property taxes and utilities -- dampen prospects for future appreciation, according to Kiesel, chief investment officer for global credit at Pacific Investment Management Co.

I would say YES, and be promoting it to every paranormal expert globally.  

Out there, you still have to deal with California's high taxes and tenants protections, but you don't have the benefit of being in a land-constrained, coastal, global destination.What you want to do is buy in a quickly appreciating LA submarket.

but it would be way cool for me personally to add that.. however I suspect its not worth it for the global user of PR.. 

We’ve loosely agreed on a price.This is my first time doing a sub-to and I’d like to see if someone can provide some guidance so I don’t gum this deal up!

With the unstability of current global markets and Greece?

I had a sour gum tree barely miss my personal property after falling due to no distinguishable reason (didn't follow a storm, no fungus/rot, no significant signs of wood eating pests), so I'm more risk adverse than in the past.