For the past years, I have been living and doing work in Asia but now I am back home in the States and currently living in the Metro DC area with my family.

(drove across 7 in Europe & 2 in Asia) I would love to talk about travel, and sure, shop too, whenever you want!

I live in Asia so they all come at odd hours of the night.

Gentlemen, the report covers "the period up to 31 March when Covid-19 was at its peak in parts of Asia but had yet to take its toll on large parts of Europe, North or South America."

I am struggling to figure out the best path towards achieving my ultimate goal of living mortgage free in Skykomish for half the year chasing snow and the other half travel to places with low cost of living like Southeast Asia.

It looks like this article was published by the Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, which contains "academic research on capital markets of the Asia-Pacific countries (excluding papers that exclusively use US data)" (source: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/pacific-basin-finance-journal)So, what markets does this research cover?

I have travelled to Costa Rica and parts of Asia and all over Europe etc and I look at real estate were ever I go.  

Europe or East Asia).

So it’s a personal preference of each traveler.My opinion is mostly based on current markets I’m engaged in, which is Southeast Asia, Greece, Spain, Switzerland and Canada.

And the government is happy to fund all these people's bad habits and mistakes.IMO, Americans have has it so easy for 4 generations.. its not a surprise the standard person from East Asia runs circles around the typical American who has had it way too easy.