We have a lot of overseas, primarily Asia, investment primarily focused on luxury high rises.

My partner just acquired an entire franchise operation in the Southeast (17 operating and profitable CW's).

Originally posted by @Frank Patalano:Originally posted by @David Rogers:For me, I've been out of the country, living in Asia for the last 6 years.

What it won´t do is teach you anything about the local property conditions in Thailand or SE Asia.

Stay away from East SJ & SouthEast SF.  2) Without any detail, I can already tell you this LG deal was not going to worth the time. 

Hey Lance..yes we are seeing increase NOD but more so in the west than in the southeast.

when there's broad changes in interest rate (not just because of central bank rate changes, but also currency depreciation, overnight changes of currency rate, tightening standard of lending, or due to inflation), the first hit is always in banking sector and real estate commercial space, this happened in latin america in 1980 and asia too in late 90 ; in reality, commercial space could only develop during the first wave or major economic expansion (like in China during 2000). 

We are buying in Southeast Michigan. 

It's quiet a challenge investing while moving around the Southeast every few months.

We invest out of state and our experience is there are multiple midwest and southeast states that will easily beat the returns versus GJ by 2x or 3x.