Hi I'm curious about the different real estate markets in African countries.

I've seen a lot of that in Mississippi, especially among African-Americans.  

Income levels are below median household income.50% African American/ 50% Caucasian.Schools are poorly rated People still live in this area!

Most of the new houses being built seem to have a South African Dutch, Colonial, Farmhouse, or Tudor style (depending on the area) are combination thereof.   

When I go into a Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts, Chipotle, Pot Bellies, Just Salad, Chop't, or literally any food retail establishment, the employees are 99% African American.

My next door neighbor was renting his house out and not once but twice, I had a knock on the door of a potential tenant ask me if my neighbor was a doctor in some African country. 

As an African American woman, with skills in property management and RE sales, you would be very well positioned to help yourself and any business that hired you gain access to those dollars.

You would eventually see a unified Asian currency and a unified African currency.You won't be laughing at these people and calling them crackpots when real estate investing is only available to a wealthy few who are grandfathered into the system.You aren't one of those "few".

. - African ProverbIt would be extremely helpful to organize a single thread with anyone who has completed at least one multi family syndication and is willing to help/answer the questions of others.  

Hi All, This is first time I am renting a house and I am getting an interest from a African Diplomat.