It’s partly powered by the relief of decades of economic evil and by the old belief (babyboomers) that the US should be strong and independent.Some have felt Asia should lead the world.

I know you can do this pretty easily on Rightmove.com from the UK and likely with a few sites out in Asia, to target the common Golden Visa investors. www.propertyguru.com.sg would be worth a look for example. 

@Asia Taylor, why do you want 10 units in 3-5 months?

The REIT Index VNQ has also been on fire and it has tempted me to buy some and I know others suggest international indexes or investing in emerging markets (South America, South East Asia etc.)So far I've been sticking to VTSAX, but should I consider diversifying through other index funds?

Just have to get out of your comfort zone and invest out of state and stop competing with unsophisticated rich people or international money from Asia.

Very first thing, I'm french so my english will not be perfect and I'm sorry for that, but will do my best heheI'm an real estate investor (cash buyer) in Europe & Asia and I'm now interested by the USA's market so I'm trying to learn as much as possible.If I'm writing this post, this is because I need to understand better one thing.I see many properties (here or anywhere else) with amazing annual return like 30% 40% 50% or 60%, so my question is : where is the catch ?

(Colombia two years ago, southeast Asia last year.)

Personal opinion based on what I see happening politically moving forward but we can sure have an exciting chat about Asia!

I'm also a digital nomad, and have been spending most of my time renting apartments in Asia.

The second option is that I will save up around €20,000, sell my car, which is worth around €5,000 and quit my job and go backpacking for a year in Middle and South America, New Zealand, Australia, and Asia.