Countries like Brazil, which has been booming lately and making lots of new multi-millionaires and even billionaires, where do you think those people want to not only safely invest and park some of their new-found wealth but also get a second home with that money?

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Young kids from another country on J1 (?)

Makes the bid look lower and the customer has his fingers crossed and looses hope about half way through as they see that it's going to take Y$.

However, if you own vacant land, post such signs, and then allow people to regularly cross over a portion of it, then they are meeting the exact definition of open and notorious use.

Consider a few things:A $17K property will be a dump anywhere in this country, poor condition, poor location, there is a reason someone is willing to pawn off a property that by its capitalization should come in 4 times higher.

@Christoph Kremer maybe @Brandon Turner can tell you if there's a way to search by country!

I have no money and do not know this market other than it was voted the best, small investor, rental market in the country but are these insane deals or is it me?

@Corey Davis We invest all over the country as out of state investors.

Hey officer so and so, this is Clay, I agree to stop the mailers right now, but be aware that those letters people brought to you were mailed out in a batch of over 200 letters, so if after now you get more complaints, it's not that I kept mailing, it's that the letters from the original batch might still be circulating... so I covered my bases that way, then as I wrapped up the voicemail, told him to feel free to call me back and explain to me how I crossed the line.