So you need to have reason to believe they aren't going to runaway to the Caribbean with your money in tow.

Richard Branson bought Necar Island for like $160,000 in The Caribbean and now gets $40k a night to rent it out.

The front entrance is adorned with Caribbean fruits such as mangos, green plantains, naseberries, oranges, limes, ackees, and coconuts.

Sold a cottage lot and put the profit into an account to spend on my own cottage for upgrades.I also take a one week vacation at Caribbean resort each year on my profits.

After having travelled around the South Pacific and the Caribbean for a few years, I can see a definite market for affordable, portable, high quality housing in these countries.

As the weather warms up, there are risk for more hurricanes, which is why I don't buy near the waterfront or in areas that will become a flood zone.I am also projecting that as the hurricanes get worse for the Caribbean and the Southern States, more people will migrate to NYC, Philly and possible Boston When I feel that it's a turning point and it's time to sell, I will, which is why I just became a Broker in anticipation that in about 10 years I'm going to prepare to sell.

Barts which is a French island in the Caribbean.

I do have a rental property in the Caribbean.  

I am looking to end up owning an condo to rent out and moving to the Caribbean where I can also invest.My concerns are not knowing how these two strategies, wholesale and sub2, work in NYC.

We have traveled to different states and the Caribbean and it is funny that you said "addicted" because everywhere we go we are looking at houses.Regards,Oscar