Cash in on the Remote Working Trend in Medellín

Cash in on the Remote Working Trend in Medellín

Once regarded as the most violent city in the world, today Medellín draws in folks from all over. It’s youthful, entrepreneurial, and dynamic. It’s also astonishingly modern, clean, and easy to get around. Its economy is now among the fastest-growing in Latin America and a magnet for foreign investment. Two decades of urban development driven by...

Panama is Poised for its Next Real Estate Boom

Panama is Poised for its Next Real Estate Boom

The rotor blades swung dangerously close to my head as I bent my six-foot-two-inch frame into the helicopter. Moments later, we were lifting into the clear blue sky above Panama City for a real estate scouting trip… my first there in close to three years. From 12,000 feet, Panama City reminds me of Miami. Gleaming Read more...: Panama is Poised for its Next Real Estate Boom

Land Bank Now in the Mediterranean’s Next “It” Spot

Land Bank Now in the Mediterranean’s Next “It” Spot

The first glimpse of Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor is something special. Steep mountains rise majestically from the great fjord-like bay’s sparkling blue waters, all fringed with tiny clusters of medieval towns and church towers built from honey-colored stone. Just off shore, man-made islands with small churches sit placidly in the bay, protecting ancient sea-faring...

Buy, Borrow, Die…Use This Billionaire’s Trick to Profit

Buy, Borrow, Die…Use This Billionaire’s Trick to Profit

Liquor, ladies, and leverage… According to Warren Buffet, these are the only three ways a smart person can go broke. As a happily married teetotaler, I’m not an authority on the perils of liquor and ladies, but I can tell you why leverage is—despite Buffett’s quippy remark—one of the most powerful tools a real estate investor can have.