I´m from Portugal and i´m having difficult finding people from my country in Bigger Pockets.

Following the UK’s decision to leave the EU some Britons have deferred plans to move to a European Union (EU) country or purchase a second home in EU destinations including Spain and Portugal.

@Brent CoombsThat's common credit here in Portugal nowadays.

For example - nobody's quite sure what will happen with Greece and portugal (unstable, recession end date unknown), and are mostly certain the USA will someday bounce back (normally stable, temporarily recessed but with high recovery potential).

Also interested in learning about Portugal/Spain markets

Take the example of Portugal.

I'm asking this because of 2 major reasons:1 - I live in Portugal and I've started running the numbers on the BP calculators, but remembered that in this country, for annual ou biannual leases/contracts, there is a rental income tax of 28%, and I haven't considered this while filling in the tax portion of the calculator (only considered the property tax).

The property is in Tavira, Portugal.

We have lived in Jacksonville, FL- Milton, FL- Corpus Christi, TX- Memphis, TN- Seattle, WA- Whidbey Island, WA - Montgomery, AL- Monterey, CA- Lisbon, Portugal  We are currently stationed overseas, it is wonderful but also makes the task of investing in the US a bit tricker.

Scarce information means not many people invest there and there are probably reasons for that.I limit myself to countries where investing in real estate has proven to be (very) profitable and where there is a well established tourism industry such as Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay, Spain, Portugal, Italy or Greece.You mentioned that tourism is booming in Georgia.