In some EU countries like Spain and especially Portugal, foreigners can get a mortgage and they can get finance up to 80% of the acquisition cost and therefore basically use free money from the bank.

I started in real estate at 27 with two single-family homes in San Antonio, then added two tiny homes on two acres of lake land in the Texas Hill Country (mix of STR/MTR/LTR).

Yes, that can happen in your own country.

As a federal employee working closely with the military community, I’ve made meaningful connections on bases across the country.

Fortunately, a GC I work with helped me save the day.

Warren Buffet made his first Billion when he was 56. 99% of his fortune was made after we was 50. 90% after he was 60.

Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to build a portfolio of 250+ residential units across several markets, ranging from single-family homes to small multifamily properties.

Seems everyone under 30 is trying to make their fortune as an "influencer" on various social media channels.The few small business owners I've spoken to have told me finding employees is a challenge.

Some countries allow residency / golden passport if you buy a certain amount of real estate in the foreign country.2) Money / Taxes are of no concern to you and you just want a property to call home.In most other situations, you are likely better off renting in the area.Some things to consider1) Spending more than 183 in a foreign country normally will make you a tax resident of that country2) If you die, you may need to follow the estate laws of that country3) In the US, if you live in the property for more than 14 days, it may be deemed a personal property limiting your tax breaks as a rental property.

Where these numbers are found, there is a very high rate of rent actually being paid.We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.