There is a show on TV where guys go searching for ginseng in several parts of the U.S.

and I fix it myself myself.I only recommend this for people who have the time to do it, are handy, and are not afraid of the possibility that a defective light switch could result in adopting a kitten or checking a fence for evil paper wasps could obligate a sibling to adopting a evil Malaysian Tokay Gecko that was not evil enough to deserve death from an unusually cold Florida winter.Being a landlord has had a few completely unexpected consequences lol.

I have a dedicated acreage (part of a 'change of use' to new 'best and highest' value model) in a dedicated site, barb wire secured, that might be suitable for wild simulated ginseng production.

Can't really tell you much about Malaysian real estate, other than be careful of the Iskandar project.

The accounting rules in Malaysia are likely to be very different than the US because the taxation is VASTLY different.The OP needs an accountant that knows and understands Malaysian accounting and taxation rules.

If you held Indonesian or Malaysian citizenship, you would have a big leg up in those markets.

I plan to start with 1 or 2 acres of storage and add to it from there, while developing a plan for the back 15 acres that involves some long term alternative investing involving Ginseng production, and morel mushrooms.

Jeff Newenhouse - Sorry, my crystal ball operates on the same frequency as the missing Malaysian airliner's ELT (121.5 MHz).

hi, I am trying to sell one house of mine, it is actually inherited and its market value is MYR710,000 (malaysian ringgit).

 I'm originally Malaysian and work back and forth between NY and Singapore (both cities in which, in my opinion, it is extremely difficult to invest in real estate).