A Twitter/billboard campaign has gotten the tech world buzzing and has convinced many companies from around the US to move their operations to Miami and surrounding areas.It started Sunday afternoon, when Delian Asparouhov, Miami-based principal at Peter Thiel’s Founder’s Fund venture group, tweeted: “Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the unofficial start of the inaugural Miami Tech Week I know of at least 100 founders, VCs etc all flying in.

. • What goes wildly up (local appreciation) is likely to also come down.

Appreciation may be a wild card4. 

Fire protection of the town (different towns provide diff protection - Paid fire depts. vs volunteer, hydrants vs tanker trucks)3. age/condition of the property4. proximity to coastal or wild fire areasThere are also some things that can impact whether or not a company will write a property:1.

The first step is wild be to decide in which country/ies you want to invest if you haven't done so yet.

Wild pigs is still roaming around near our stay.So yes it's location specific and the uniqueness could match with some folks.  

Last few year have been high, in some areas, like Georgetown, we saw 80% appreciation, which is wild, but a 63 year historical view is much safer approach for the long term, so using that 5% in 5 years you would be up 25% or more, which is great.

There is a cancer in the U.S. that's being allowed to run wild, and that's the "I am OWED" sickness.

I'm not too concerned with Argentina's wild inflation in regards to their peso because I would be dealing in US$ and would hope to be renting for USD as well through Airbnb/VRBO ect.

Once the basic repairs are done, I would maybe look for a handy tenant at a reduced rent (I am making a wild assumption that you don’t feel you are capable / too busy with kids, work, life).