For all those confused, I probably should've mentioned this from the start, I'm from Atlanta but my wife and I are currently working for a US company in Asia.

Originally posted by @Asia Callier:Congratulations!!!

Anywhere in the world, especially in Asia, the price of real property is skyrocket as a hedge and safe investment to a rising gov. printing money/inflation/etc.Ten years ago average people can still buy houses in California,Shanghai, Mumbai,Singapore, Jakarta,London.

I'm on business in Asia now so we'll have to work together on timezones.

I actually don't reside in US (I stay in Asia) hence I can't get active info from the ground, but I did live in Michigan for 2 years and traveled around the States.Two key cities which caught my attention were Columbus and Detroit.

I also am concerned with SouthEast Asia's tendencies to disallow foreign freehold ownership of land and strong laws against short term rentals, even if not mostly enforced.I am currently in contact with and purchasing real estate in Cape Town, South Africa, Marrackech Morroco, and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.  

Funny thing is if anyone has ever been to SE Asia all you get is a porcelain hole in the ground and bucket of water.

My name is Asia Levystone and I am new to this forum.

On the way to the whatever new location you choose to live, make sure to take a detour for a few months through Europe, Australia, SE Asia or some other awesome part of the world.

Chamblee residents tend to be lower income and more recent immigrants from Latin America and southest Asia.