My dad invest in Haiti , well he lives there.but its for well soem countries it is best you have visited there or know people and how to cut red tape like paying people extra money to get on their feet to speed up the process Effeective search on if land is not on somone name etc...Do you plan on retiring at least part time or down the road to the country you will invest in?

I am getting a quote on a new homeowners/earthquake policy this morning.

This is an earthquake country, you know.

Given that I am going to be uprooting my family and moving 2,000 miles away, I want to make sure I am covering all of my bases.Thank you all in advance,JohnI watched a TV special about people who lived near fracking sites and their houses were destroyed by foundation damage caused by fracking and mini earthquakes that are created by the process.

Has the last 2 years of more frequent tremors and earthquakes effected property values at all?

Regardless, I don't personally believe you need to relocate, nor do I know why you would, short of not appreciating all 4 seasons, or having a strange affinity for natural disasters (hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, droughts) that increase your carry costs.Narrow down your niche, and then find the market.

Speaking of fires these structures are fire proof, tornado-hurricane, insect, mold, mildew, earthquake, prove too.

Or, a charging order may be granted.If you're going the umbrella insurance route, perhaps see if it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

No hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes or floods where I live.

That is earthquake country.   99% of the properties in the CA area have cracks in the concrete.