The paper bill is just a measurement of currency.

Primarily because he misunderstands the concept that the US federal government is the monopoly supplier of the US Dollar and thus a currency issuer, whereas you and I and businesses and states are all currency users.

Many of these student aviators pair up and rent out in the island.

There are a lot of experienced investors here, and when you pair that with BP, you can really solve any problem or answer any question.

@Nuhan Demirkan you are right, I want to be a landlord and INR is Indian currency (Rupee).To purchase this property I will be taking home loan from bank (@10.40 % for 20 years) of around 35,00,000 Rupees(35 lack) for which I will have to pay EMI of around 33,000 Rupees per month.

So you need to think through who your investors are and will they all be homogenous investments in terms of structure or can you pair them somehow to make similar terms.

I've not independently verified this, but I've heard no currency has survived for more than 200 years once they go fractional reserve.

Just based on what you said I would sell now and cash the equity out at the peak of the market.Then take the cash and invest elsewhere where you can stretch that currency to get the most bang for the buck.This would be better than treading water.You might have NOI now but if the market collapses and other owners are having a hard time meeting debt service rents will fall fast and there goes most of your NOI.Some people say people get LUCKY when they sell.For astute investors it is not about being lucky but analyzing the market for cycles.EVERYTHING CYCLES.The only question is how long each cycle will last before changing.For that you look at a bunch of metrics to make the best educated guess.

China is already trying to get the dollar removed as the world reserve currency.

., in exchange for something of value, cash for example, a note holder will sell a mortgage (aka loan, aka note, aka trust deed) by assigning a Deed of Trust and endorsing the Note, they come as a pair.