Argentina's economy has been a disaster recently, although it appears it may be recovering now.Regarding diversification, I firmly believe it is not a strategy for building wealth. 

Also in Missouri you only have 2 years to recover the money before the state keeps it.  

Starting with a cash purchase, renovate and refinance to potentially recover invested capital (as much as possible).I'm optimistic about this approach and eager to see how it unfolds!"

You would have to sue the HOA in order to recover any funds after you've sold the condo, and you would probably have to demonstrate that their incompetence and/or malfeasance created the large budget surplus that you should be entitled to; the money wouldn't come from your new owner, it would just be a judgement against the HOA.

It took her a while to recover from that mistake, since it created a domino effect of other checks bouncing, with more fees from her bank.

I would structure this so the lease is between you and the tenant, the corporation and an officer are guarantors that gives you three parties to recover from. 

This is why Congress set them up to prevent people from pulling the money out until they need it at retirement age and not sooner.The second question is what type of "cookie" you should put into the jar, which means what you should invest in, And if you need the money in three years I would not invest in stocks or corporate bonds or municipal bond funds which could lose significant amounts, but would likely all recover a few years later.

Next, I **Refinanced** the property, pulling out the increased equity to recover my initial investment.

I'm still trying to recover from the beating he administered during Coronvirus. 

I definitely made some mistakes, but nothing really bad that I couldn't recover from.