But most places I looked at were either already discovered and expensive (such as the island of Bali, Singapore) or too risky (Asian countries with unstable politics).I grew up in France (many years ago) and didn't really want to invest there because of the "socialist" rules penalizing investors.

And if we are going to become the "Singapore of Europe" now could be exciting times.

On top of it city has built a huge rec centre near by so all of a sudden we became 40 000 reacher.

The Apartment I was looking at is £60000 in the middle of Liverpool town centre, UK.

@John Warren  also John in Singapore 80% or so of all living units are owned by the government.. the residences buy time  IE 50 year right to live there that type of thing.. that's why that little island is so dog gone rich. and even that that small apartments are 500 to 1 mil  Singapore dollars.. its a cool place though I love going there.  

One of my old boss' started up his own renovation company and we were talking and i mentioned what the family friend said and told him that a new regeneration project is happening now with £2.6M being invested into a sport centre and a new bus system is operating and he proposed that if he can have a look at the house with a surveyor, decide a price then he would split a profit with me after renovation works are done. 

I work for Centre Court Apts.

While I don't currently have any investors from Dubai, we do have some from Israel, Singapore, Australia, Ukraine, the Philippines, UK, and more.If you would be interested in learning more about building a team to build a portfolio in Indianapolis, feel free to PM me and we can set up a time to talk.

Now, I am not a lawyer, so as always discuss with an attorney if you have any questions.Today I met with a gentleman from Centre Realty Group in Newton, Massachusetts looking to find a rental property for me to move into.

Anyone ever invest in Rockville Centre, NY?