It clearly depends on your planned use for the property (ie. personal use vs commercial use, etc) but from one investor to another I would urge you to only invest in a country in which you fully understand all of the potential challenges, including the various laws, and how you might be able to overcome them.

I remember the exam to be challenging.

Managing from out of state can be a challenge...I've done it as well.

I'm also here to try and gain whatever knowledge I can to help make my wife be successful in her sales career - which has shown to be quite challenging in the incredibly competitive LA-area.

One of my favourites is the second podcast, discussing subject to's, direct mail, and unique aspects of being a woman investing in real estate.

That is not a problem.If neither of you have special unique skills I would recommend that each of you run your business separately.

Welcome @Jessica Duncan Las Vegas is definitely one of the most interesting and challenging markets that i have researched.

Then again joining a ski club with a house might be cheaper.We lost a deal in Vermont on buying a ski club house something like the boarding house Bill mentioned, we were involved prior to the house going for sale and it is a management challenge to book those rooms and have people share the common space.

Either way, def consult a CPA who knows your unique financial needs to help you make the final decision.

Hi @Lynn James - Sorry for the challenge.