If you ever have to go to a Peruvian court against a Peruvian citizen or entity, you might still lose even if you think you have the law on your side.In my not so old previous career as an international banker, I was lending hundreds of millions of dollars to Latin American (and European) banks (hence my competitive advantage in terms of knowledge and contacts when it comes to international investing).

Having a huge interest in international markets and soon to be career in real estate, I am usually having questions real estate related in how other markets around the world are doing in comparison to those in the United States.I am curious to know if many American real estate investors venture out to investing overseas and if so what originally made that specific market attractive and what the was the reasoning behind it.

They call it the "inflation buster," and it relies basically on the financial illiteracy of the American consumer (who doesn't get a "personal finance 101" class in high school, or in college, most of the time). 

Only 4% of Americans own 2 homes.  

I recently resigned from my job as one of the top leading retirement insurance agents in the USA through American Senior Benefits to pursue my own ventures. 

In my rentals I usually put american standard, as I see it in lots of hotels and commercial places.

Everyone is an Entrupuner in today's society.

@Harry Arnold I think BP has transitioned just as our society has transitioned.

These are the guys that in primitive societies jump on a log at the edge of the village, beat their chest, and claim their semen has magical properties.

It will be at the cost of millions of Americans that do not hold hard assets that will increase in value with the inflation.