(www.loopnet.com) I would suggest investment in a tourist location which is part of why I move from Texas to Kalispell, Montana.

Sokcho is a year-round tourist destination because of its pristine beaches and proximity to Saraksan (Mt Sarak - largest mountain range in Korea).

My Business Plan is to set up a Full Service Weekly Rental Agency for the tourist area in this city.

If they only have a B-1/B-2 visa, you have a problem as they can only be in the U.S. as a visitor or tourist for 3 months, and then have to fly back out to country of origin. 

I called them 'tourists'.

I came across a property on a private lake within the city limits of a highly visited tourist town in Colorado.

However, nice properties in those countries trade in US dollars and therefore there is no currency risk, adding to the facts that they are closer to home and bigger tourist destinations.

Also building small or medium condo projects for Venezuelan tourist that call Aruba their second home.Opportunity:East of the island which holds the refinery will soon stop operating, Government just signed a huge MOU with a spanish hotel chain to develop a major hotel, the first on this virgin massive land which would see a major change.We see the opportunity for apartment complex for working men & women that would need to be imported to be close to their work place.Prices in that area are still low( non attractive site till now to investors).Opportunity:West of the island is where prices have risen quickly, demand to live in the west close to the water is very high.

I even hear random tourist comment about it...not in a negative way but surprised to see so many in LA....but yeah... there is a full blown peaceful Asian migration going on in LA, has been since the 80s really.

All the logistics that I had in mind were there, Visas, government stability, taxes, tourists, access to stock, etc.