Or NYC, CHI, Paris or Hong Kong.  

We are talking about $500-1000+ US dollars per square foot minimum per apartment unit in Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong and other major cities.

@Jay Hinrichs all my clients are from Ca, Israel, NJ, DC, FL, and even had one from  Hong Kong , many have never been to Cleveland let along been in the house .  

And i got a connection to investment group in Hong Kong..

* The "Hong Kong-style" of real estate investing (hint: no one's selling anytime soon)* The worst neighborhood in Indianapolis* Denver and Jacksonville appreciating and markets* Why we share information with others on markets* A bit on food culture and the restaurant business in Korea* And even a little on the stock market and trading metals, small caps, and a brief mention of LEAP OptionsWe had in our group, members who had lived in or are from:- Korea- California- New York- Thailand- England- Hong Kong- VietnamIt's such a unique pleasure to be out here in Korea and be able to meet with such a wide and diversified group of investors.If you're wondering whether it's worth it to get out there and meet up with other investors, I can tell you from experience, if you're not, you're really missing out. 

@Daniel Kong that's what we use on all places

Unfortunately, I had the same experience as @Daniel Kong.

@Lea Hong This is very typical in self storage where fence, automated gate with keypad, CCTV and good lighting is used by so many operators to run the sites 100% remote! 

@Thomas Worbech@Luke Hadden@Clarence GongOur firm works with a number of foreign investors (I am actually in Hong Kong currently) and we have a couple contacts that we can provide of lenders that do work with foreign investors.

But you can go to a large or an international bank.I have experience with France, US, Japan, Hong kong real estate.