Hi Tyler, You hit the nail on the head.

In today's information age your really can find a lot of avenues that can offer lower risk, cash flow and preservation of capital that few rarely learn about or participate in.  

Hope you get a plan nailed down!

..and seeing the prices what those old home prices go for all along the hillside....I think you've nailed it with that idea.

I liked that system.For the mortgage payment, you can nail down a number that you need to put into that account each month in order to cover mortgage payments.

Give me a hammer and nails and I can build you a house but give a a pencil and paper and i can build you a paper airplane .. lol..    

You just have to roll with the way they do it.The basics are, if the owner redeems, they do have to  pay you what you paid, plus an expenses you've incurred to preserve the property, taxes, insurance, legal fees and the penalty goes on top of that. 

I only use white sheets, and have marked the tags with nail polish to discern which size is which. 

He nailed it.I'll just add that my first deal was a house hack (about 12 years ago).

@Sebastien HitierInvest anywhere only for tax reasons indeed makes no sense, unless you invest to get permanent or tax residence in a given country.And yes, I think Nomad Capitalist is more about taxes, wealth preservation and expatriation than it is about real estate investing for profit.Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai: these are places where most people here don't have enough money to invest.