You can find it through my profile.I'm not sure why Nigeria is in your list: corruption, civil unrest, poverty, little tourism if any.

Embrace that and enjoy it.

For me, I choose the one with a future, one that embraces technology, one that offers limitless possibilities and one where I can keep more of what I make.There are many great brokerages to work for out there, however, very few of them can offer a commission split as favorable as eXp from my research, very few of them (none that I have found) can offer you ownership in the company via stock (some of which s free, some of which is purchased at 80% of market value), and very few of them offer you additional income streams other than your earned commissions (and I don’t even count KW in that as there plan is so insignificant it is not worth mentioning).

(Covid) Local Tourism will delay too.And in the meantime you need to pay for the expenses and a mortgage (maybe).

A local/regional bank that understands your area and the tourism demand there is more likely to “get it”.

Tourism is heavy here. 

I only invest in areas where tourism and STR's are the norm.

Syndication has become a prevalent strategy in the market, with real estate increasingly embracing this approach.

Think hunting, fishing, and eco-tourism.

Puerto Rico offers a 40% tax credit for tourism projects.