Are you a professional gambler?

Many of us accountants have clients worldwide.

I found this site and loved it, so here I am venturing into what up to this point in my life is unknown territory, a profile on the world wide web.

The seller would always want marketing, marketing, marketing for that worldwide exposure.

When you are a home buying addict saying no to some of those houses can be tough, but I'm not much of a gambler and would rather sleep well at night even if it meant buying less houses :-)  We also brought on 2 new buyers and entered 2 new markets towards the end of last yea which I feel like actually ended up brining our numbers down last year but now that they are more trained and we are more familiar with these new areas I am hoping that we can really hit the ground running in 2015!

Plus anyone that buys stock based on "technical analysis" is a gambler not an investor.

But if you decide to reside in the U.S. for extended periods you can find yourself being taxed on worldwide income.5) Income is subject to U.S. foreign withholding requirements unless an exception is obtained.

I found a 3 bed/1 ba property in a very nice rural location with Bay views, and only a couple miles from what has recently become a worldwide tourist attraction.

Better to lose on a small amount than a 100k flip.The worst thing that could happen to a gambler the first time they ever played is to win big.

I have a friend in property management in Florida and he has mentioned Dunedin, Florida as well so next time I catch up with him I might have to have a nosey as it sounds like a good idea if the numbers work to have worldwide Dunedin property :-) @Brian Gibbons thanks for the links, I will grab a look when I get a minute.Am just finishing a full back to the studs Reno at the moment and the podcasts are pushing me through it at 4am but I need it done and revalued, so you do these things first then catch up on the reading.Cheers kyle