Personally I would put that money into some self storage REIT’s like CubeSmart (CUBE) Extra Space Storage (EXR), Public Storage (PSA), Life Storage (LSI), and National Storage (NSA).They claim to be recession proof but every sector has its own hit to the bottom line in a downed economy.I have a good junk of my investment money in cubesmart and i get a respectable 3.64% dividend return on top of appreciation. 

It found that on average worldwide returns were similar, but rentals had less variability.

State capitol and burgeoning tech sector there.

Not surprisingly today the working parts of all manufactures appliances are produced  by one or two companies world wide.

If you do your due diligence, are clear about your strategy (flipping, buy-and-hold, wholesaling, single family vs multifamily, market sector (students/young professionals/tourists, etc.), you can thrive in any market.If you'd like to talk further, PM me.

Again, ownership disputes are only possible if you are a joint owner with someone else and both of your names are on the title, in the event that disagreements arise between you too ( i assume this is the case worldwide).5.

Usually these products will range in sector, estimated hold times, leverage amounts, expected returns, etc..

I don't do bandit signs and I market to many real estate sectors with personalized letters, not the typical 'I'll buy your house' that all the other investors are sending out.

Let's not forget Clinton's commodities futures deregulation act of 2000, or the forced standardization/compliance to CRA, or the worldwide credit Bubble, etc....

From the wholesaling sector to the flipping.