Keep going you beautiful thing:)When we were buying in Atlanta the Australian $ was on parity with the US$, however now that the Australian $ has fallen, its become a currency play and therefore we make approximately 40% on our money when we bring it back home.I set up 3 LLCs and have up structures to minimise tax etc and have a good US Accountant who liaises with my Australian accountant.

I think inflation is a different issue and has primarily been caused by government overspending, government borrowing, and the amount of currency in circulation (M2...see St Louis Fed numbers).

Some will make loans as low as 50K, one we found would lend less than that, but at a rate premium.Another option is to borrow at home via a secured LoC .... though with the recent slide in the currency, there is presently a penalty for this (of course, there is an equivalent bonus when you repatriate earnings).

We bought our first house in England and fixed it up and sold it for a good profit in pounds and made more on the currency exchange. 

Seems all the major players (federal agencies) are there, Department of Education, Agriculture, Treasury, SEC, Federal Trade Commission, HUD, Comptroller of Currency, FDIC, and more, playing in concert with the new orchestra director, the CFPB! 

I’m ready for a currency collapse & total reset with crypto!

While counsel's opinion is just an opinion, it is issued by a highly specialized firm and I do put some currency in their opinion. 

I began my real estate journey two years ago when - as a Finance and Accounting student - I realized that real estate holds more economic opportunity than any investment vehicle I was being taught in school - namely stocks, ETFs, commodities, mutual funds, bonds, currencies, 401(k), IRAs, etc.

World war and a currency crisis.

Not to mention the US dollar is the main form of currency giving a strong buying power for those in possession of the Euro and Pound.