The best ones for yield are Mexico, the Dominican Republic and Brazil.Of course, it all depends on your objectives and what sort of returns you're looking after.I hope this helps.

I would like to start cashing out for my real-estate investment without having to pay short-term capital gain taxes.My long term objective is to be financially independent and live off our real-estate investment.My first goal is to allow my wife to quit her job, yet still maintain our monthly income.I would like to better understand the opportunities and limitations in regard to tax deduction, and short-term versus long-term capital gain taxes on RSUs.

Interesting question and I am sure you will get very strong votes for all three being the #1 way to go because everyone’s goal/objective and experience is different

Once upon a time the office would have seemed an unlikely object of nostalgia.

I have a 4 bedroom house that is rented to four college roommates. Suddenly I got a call from the fire department saying we didn’t have a fire inspection when changing the tenants last summer. The fire guy came, inspe...

I'm just objecting to the claim that Texas taxes are "insane". 

@Quincy Baker When you do the assignment of contract; then either buyer or seller or both would know your profit margin; through contracts and settlement statements at closing.The objective of double closing by using transactional funding. 

The objective should be to make money, that looks different in a lot of markets.

The Fed’s decision was unanimous at this meeting, though that wasn’t the case in September, when two members objected to its new approach to inflation that would see the FOMC hold off on rate hikes until inflation was comfortably above the 2% target.

Ignore the other shiny objects that will inevitably appear.