It was a short visit, but it seemed to be bustling with obvious growth and a shortage of hotel rooms. 

I am looking for a partner to invest in any running business, a chain of business such as Malls , restaurants , chain of wholesale / retail outlets , villas, commercial buildings ,events, commercial lands , hotels , resorts , any running or starting company or business with attractive income generating goals to invest into as a partner in Egypt or United Arab Emirates , Middle East and the world in General EGYPT ,UAE , Saudi Arabia , Bahrain, Oman now, also we would like to know the terms of the investment that would like to operate and places that you might want to invest .

A certain type for sure. they are either someone that doesn't want to be found or, maybe, they just want to be away from the hustle and bustle but as a landlord, you'll be called at two in the morning for the stopped up toilet.

That’s all fine and nice but I don’t care what’s hot and happening in San Francisco or Dallas or Egypt ..

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment in New Egypt.

Our property is located in a very desirable area.. it’s directly across from the commuter rail and the Merrimack River.. we’re also less than a 10 min walk from a bustling, up and coming down town.

AirBnB Rental- The college and bustling little downtown has provided a decent AirBnB market- According to AirDNA report I can average about $1100/ mo doing short term rentals (good occupancy rate and solid demand) - There is intrinsic value here being that my brother lives 20 min away (I'm in NJ) so my family can use it as a place to stay when they visit him. 

I have personally lived in bustling cities like NYC, SF and London.

And this led to my inquiry, as to why Alexander-the-Great, went to the temple of Amun-Ra, in the Siwa Oasis, in north-west Egypt, one location in ancient Egypt where much of the army of Egypt was recruited from, of a separate ancient people, the Berbers.

It’s 5 minutes away from downtown and 3 minutes away from the Dallas Zoo and about 6 minutes away from a bustling new business district.