Got laid off a couple times, was doing flips on the side already so moved to doing that full time.I've been actively trading and studying currency trading for 3 years, so between that and real estate...I should go Somewheres.

I've found that the currency & accuracy of these lists usually depends GREATLY on which county you're trying to pull the information on.

so he should be entitled to the other coverages that are provided under such a policy, like contents coverage, moving expenses, loss of currency, credit card coverage, liability coverage and one of my favorites, liability coverage for small boats!

@Adam PI'm far from an expert and this is a question for @Brandon Hall or @Steven Hamilton, but  your capital gain/loss on the mortgage may be treated separately from your currency gain by the IRS.However, before you money even goes south, note the following:Sale of Canadian property and non-resident tax If you are disposing of real property situated in Canada, you are subject to a non-resident withholding tax of 25% of the gross sales price.

You shall make all payments in U.S. currency.

You need to understand the sellers currency and what they put the most weight on.There might be many more options open on the table than just the ones you mentioned.

Virgin Islands so no currency exchange issues to be concerned with.

I am involved in foreign currencies.

My background before becoming a CFP was at the Comptroller of the Currency in bank regulation. 

Hi HaileyBeware of property rights in Thailand and currency fluctuations among many other things .....