Please note: If you are in the state of Colorado and are requesting a lift you must ask for a “Global Lift”.

They are a global company and we aren't very far into our agreement but they handled the furnishing of the condo for me and the remaining renovations that I was unable to complete the management of during my last visit. 

No direct experience, an investor in one of my companies years ago had a "family" retreat in the NVI (Tortola).You'll need to bring $1M+ to play, unless you want vacant land far from the coast.Have a look at the Global Property Guide as a starting place for your research.

A native from Peru, she graduate as a professional in business administration in 1998 from IPAE, a business school pioneer in the training and development of entrepreneurs who contribute to the country's progress and compete successfully in a globalized world.

I have a MBA and a Master's in Global Innovation Management from North Carolina State University. 

After landing, you go directly to US customs / immigration where they check your paperwork to make sure you are entering legally. https://www.dhs.gov/visa-typeshttps://www.uscis.gov/https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visa...https://www.usa.gov/green-cards I asked you whether you would recognise and be able to distinguish a visa that signified lawful presence if someone showed it to you?

But if you look at my debt against property value, due to appreciation and debt pay own I’m only ~65% global LTV even though almost every property I own has debt that exceeds my purchase price 

A traditional loan with a bank will consider your credit score, global DTI and DSCR.

Hi there, Big fan of Bigger Pockets!Working for a property investment house in Hong Kong which sources attractive residential real estate projects for our investors internationally. I've been working in Asia since 200...

your barber starts offering stock advice (something like Janis - Global Technology. ha!)