This devalues the currency because of basic supply and demand, the printing of new currency units decreases the value of the existing currency units assuming the velocity of money exchanging hands stays consistent.  

So, you purchase price and your costs are low and, on top of that, expressed in a depreciated currency while your revenus are high and, on top of that, expressed in an appreciating currency.If you look at the risks, what I just mentioned gives you a huge margin of safety.

If I were you I'd probably prove the concept first on a 1/2 or 2/3 SF in for ex Cleveland acquired for ~70k with ARV ~130k (totally made up numbers) using hard money w/ DP coming from your money/private money/cash advance from business LOC, etc.

I've also looked in Florida, and Arizona but financing and the currency exchange is tough right now to justify investing in US. 

They will even do the currency settlement.

In addition, the US dollars is still trading at $1 to 19 pesos, this makes Mexico a very attractive pick for many investors.Crypto currencies:  For the first time in my travel, I begin to see that crypto currencies were getting more popular.  

Yeah, everything's free there because of fiat currency.

I am in Medellin and the issues I see with investing in Colombia are the following:- the Colombian peso is not a very stable currency.

I am a forex trader part time, and my motto is value investing.

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