I guess what I was fishing for in my initial post was this:  Is there any investor or investor type out there that would an appetite for longer-term strategies like what I'm talking about?  

@Jeffery Waicak  In my town, you can't have more than 5 unrelated people living in the same house under the normal rental property rules.  6 or more with with a full time staff member falls into another category and might have some requirements you didn't think of, like a fire suppression system. 

hia risk appetite is very rich. the only persons I see do those is the ones that don't have much to lose.

There seems to be very little appetite for private loans in second position. 

You have to figure out what your risk appetite is. 

@Andrew Besecker  If Fortune Builders is anything like all the other real estate Guru presentations,  they start you out with a free seminar, which wets your appetite for more info.  

They need to have a high risk appetite, they probably need to have a connection with and know the country.What I'd do specifically is go and live for a while in Buenos Aires, one of my favorite cities in the world and get to know people there (don't pitch right away).

I just think that their shares are overpriced.In regards to puts and shorts; the market's are pricing year + out with such premi's it's killing the risk taking appetite.

Preferences, experience, energy level, appetite for risk etc.Investing in one specific market is what many people do, and it works great.

I think it all depends on the appetite of the secondary market.