Moreover, you have a foreign currency risk and the performance of the Canadian dollar versus the US dollar has been poor over the last few years to say the least.It might make sense for you hold real estate out of the US for diversification and risk mitigation purposes.

The only way we keep the debt down is to reduce the value of our currency.

The federal government cannot run out of money as they are the monopoly suppliers of our currency, i.e.

Then we have crypto-currencies with bubblesque chart patterns.

There are also foreign currency issues. 

Are they trying to raise money via crypto currency? 

Any cash transaction over $10,000 requires a currency transaction report.  

It is entirely about central banking (the creators of money) and exactly how it came about, how it is used to manipulate currency and economies, and how banks operate to create money.  

My country currency is called Eastern Caribbean Dollars (XCD or EC)  1XCD = 2.67 USDEstimated monthly income: 1 bedroom ($850 - $1000 XCD), Two bedrooms (1200 - 2000 XCD).Mortgage rate: 5.99 - 6.25%Thanks in advance for the advice and tips.

@Matthew Odou Yes, Puerto Rico is a US Territory, same currency no passports required, most are pleasantly surprised that its like a Hawaii in the Caribbean but the cost of living is less and real estate prices are like 2008-so now a there a lot of expats and investors of all ages taking advantage.