People said the real estate markets in Hong Kong and China was unsustainable and in massive bubble territory... about 10 years ago.

@Jimmy Hong I'd do another partnership in the future, I'd just make certain to apply the lessons learned from this deal to any future ones so they turn out better.

From what i heard on "kong the wholesaling millionaires on YouTube" i can come up with estimates but that doesnt mean that the buyer wont find contractors that do them cheaper or see things that he wants to fix that i didnt. 

But look at Hong Kong.

I almost studied for a real estate license while in Hong Kong, back and forth on whether or not to do it in Canada or even the US .... any recommendation for where would be good to do it if interested in international opportunities?

Thank you Jimmy Hong!

We have non stops from DFW to Australia, the EAU, and Hong Kong.The mistake they made was they were thinking about downtown Dallas. 

@James Hong,Regardless the source of the listing, the keyword is "negotiate".In Mike Dymski's case, the seller needed to be more motivated.

Sidenote:  It's amazing how many podcasts you can listen to during a 12 hour flight to Hong Kong!!!  

An easy rule of thumb to get you started is that countries whose basis of law is based on British Common law usually do not have restrictions on foreigners owning land.i.e.UK, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, British and US virgin Isles, The Caymen Islands, Belize, Canada (excluding Quebec which is Napoleonic law).