Your particular situation may vary and I suggest you consult with both a CPA and maybe a CA who is well versed in international taxation.The first issue is that, if your wife has maintained her US citizenship or if she has dual citizenship, US tax law is such that you are taxed on your worldwide income.  

Originally posted by @Chris Battle:Hello allMy wife and I jointly own 2 properties, 1 in Florida and 1 in South Carolina and are looking for a recommendations for an accountant to file federal and state tax returns for each of us. would appreciate any recommendations and also an idea of what you would expect to pay.ThanksChris Many of us do practice worldwide; however, what I will say is that for that kind of situation I personally will never give a direct consultation on a public website as facts and circumstances for everyone very greatly.

My take is that when it comes to flashy boss-free careers such as investing (on a smaller scale) there will be loads of people/gamblers who have interest in either trying it out our doing it full time.

Hello everyone I'm fairly new in real estate investing,my wife and I attended one of does 3 days seminar with legacy education and we are correctly both leaning the basic of investing in real state, I was reading an article on investing and some of the comments was very positive about Bigger Pockets and their free beginners investors programs, I'm hoping to find information and helpful tips that will enhance my knowledge and better understanding of the business, so that I can grow and contribute with the growing support of investors worldwide... thank you everyone in advance for all the great information you are providing throughout this media.

Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

We have been married 25 years, i was a gambler when we met, have had periods of abstinence over the years, but he has (understandably) never been able to trust me (in regard to money) and probably never will.

  " I am buy and hold forever"   "I am a Cashflow investor"  " I don't expect appreciation"  " Appreciation if gambling I am not a Gambler "  "Appreciation is icing on the cake "  these are the most common things beat into investors heads these days. and then regurgitated.. 

Did you ever see "The Gambler" movie?