Examples:  my Brazil investment, there was a labor strike that lasted over one year, the building just sat there; my local real estate agent that got me in the game moved to the UK; the developer only communicated to investors in Portuguese and not very often even though many of the investors were intl folks.  

Im a portuguese national residing in Canada.

As far as food goes, kind of a low hanging fruit, so I won't get into it, but the Portuguese food in the Ironbound is awesome, and the Portuguese festival in the summer is great, but I'm not sure what the status of it is these past few years.

I am fluent in English and Portuguese (and am trying to learn Spanish)

@Dan Heuschele, the woman in question is dark skinned of Portuguese descent.  

I'm incredibly knowledgeable on  styles of homes to the history of the home, I am fluent in English,Portuguese,Spanish, and I dabble a bit in Italian.

Are you Portuguese? 

Paiva = Portuguese and Pavia = Italian descents.

Hey guys and galsI'm Nuno and i'm the noobest on the forum, i'm a Portuguese living in Belgium and in the moment i'm a electrician looking how to start my how business i'm buying and renting houses, since i'm a good handyman, I tough I can join the usefulness with the profit :D

So have you ever thought to invest in overseas property somewhere in Europe, for instance in Spain, Portuguese, Greece...