If you had $100,000 where would you move to? What would you do with the cash?

reply to post by nuttin4U


Put together some details and present them to me properly and I would consider giving you 100,000 dollars!! If you assure me with details, I would be willing to make that deal.....Show me the million dollar turnaround and I will invest....I promise!! Hit me up if you are serious....

reply to post by nh_ee


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Considering the amount of money you have to spend, ($100,000), I would probably head towards Mexico or possibly Belize; the cost of living is low, as are rental and housing prices. The nice thing about Belize is that the national currency is the Dollar and everyone speaks English. It is a very beautiful country as well, whether you are around the coast or the interior, and the people are very friendly.

reply to post by nh_ee


Unfortunately, Greece & Portugal are having worse political and economic problems than we are here in the U.S. So, I wouldn't count on your Dollar having much hope of stability when exchanged for the Euro, unless of course their entire economy were to collapse in which case you might be o.k. but I sure wouldn't want to bet my life's savings on the prospect.

Originally posted by Chrisfishenstein
reply to post by nuttin4U

 

Put together some details and present them to me properly and I would consider giving you 100,000 dollars!! If you assure me with details, I would be willing to make that deal.....Show me the million dollar turnaround and I will invest....I promise!! Hit me up if you are serious....

$300,000 investment and we can talk. I have an opportunity to buy an existing business with a 15 year track record and absolutely zero competition as it holds the only existing permit that will ever be issued to do what they are doing, where they are doing it. It currently nets (pre-tax) $500,000 a year.

I would buy it right now but I am a bit short lol.

reply to post by SkyMuerte


An American going into business in North Vietnam ?

You also really do need to look at the language and cultural barriers.

the problem with Asia in general is that you cannot read the language....even though in Greece it is pretty much the same in that regard.

Originally posted by lightseeker
Considering the amount of money you have to spend, ($100,000), I would probably head towards Mexico or possibly Belize; the cost of living is low, as are rental and housing prices. The nice thing about Belize is that the national currency is the Dollar and everyone speaks English. It is a very beautiful country as well, whether you are around the coast or the interior, and the people are very friendly.

Belize could fit the bill........ Wonder why I had not thought of that, they have strong tourism and there is no one there doing what I do. Time to do some weather research. Thanks for helping me get out of the mental rut I was in. My idea for Vietnam would be much easier and safer to pull off in Belize....

Originally posted by nh_ee
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An American going into business in North Vietnam ?

You also really do need to look at the language and cultural barriers.

the problem with Asia in general is that you cannot read the language....even though in Greece it is pretty much the same in that regard.

The primary barrier to doing business there from what I can tell is that all airspace there is controlled by the military. It would be a requirement to partner with the North Vietnamese Military, they might want to much....

The largest problem I saw was indeed the language/cultural barrier. Gorgeous place but kinda scary.

reply to post by SkyMuerte


I would pay off my second mortgage and stay right where I'm at.

While it is cold and gloomy out today where I am, my neighbors are wonderful, I'm at the end of a street that looks out over a beautiful field with trees, near shopping and I love my humble abode.

$100,000 isn't that much - it would pay off the rest of my house and part of my town house but that would be it. Still, if we managed our retirement and pension money we might be able to remodel.

Maybe I would treat my husband and I to a new fuzzy robe and slippers.

reply to post by SkyMuerte


I'd re-locate to Margarita Island, aka Isla Margarita.. "Pearl of the Caribbean" where adults have more freedoms than US citizens.

Hookers, personal amount of drugs legal.. gas .39 liter, perfect 85 degree weather year round, even at night. Dinner for 2 and an evening on the town taking cabs will cost about $30 US.. many people carry guns, packing CCW is standard fare.

They're not on the Rothschild / banker gangster standard, local money is BsF.. Boliviars, roughly 5- 5.50 Bsf to $1 US... $100K = $500,000 BsF.. which buys a lot of hookers, drugs and good old self indulgent debauchery fun times!!

Its also a popular European tourist spot, cruise ships bring fresh vacationing meat every day..

When TSHTF here in USSA, I'm so there.. I'll be watching the revolution on TV while enjoying legally available bumps, beers and bjs at the local house of ill repute!!.. lol

Leave the Socialist State of Kaliforina and move back to TEXAS.

If you had $100,000 where would you move to?

Seriously? Only $100,000?? that's not much to move with. I don't think that could buy much of a place to live at all ... except perhaps in the middle of nowhere Wyoming or something. And I really dont want to live there. If you handed me $100,000 I'd spend it on my daughters college education. (and even that wouldn't pay for it all).

Wester europe, new zealand if i could.
Those smarty pants saying "good riddance more america for us" ahahaha good luck with the police state.

reply to post by SkyMuerte


Only $100,000? I would need more than that to move, I think.

reply to post by GovtFlu


Have you spent time on the isle? Biggest question, when is it not windy?

actually buying an isle and creating my own small village..is the best idea.
i would have to go with that.
and developing a nuclear weapon to tell us to tuck themselves in.

I dunno, maybe New Zealand. This of course does me no good because I don't have 100,000

Originally posted by nh_ee
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the problem with Asia in general is that you cannot read the language....even though in Greece it is pretty much the same in that regard.

Greek isn't that bad once you get the letter differences down. There are quite a lot of Greek cognates in English. Besides, everyone speaks English anyway. I would head out of Athens and concentrate on the west coast, stay away from tourist traps like Delphi. It's beautiful (and rugged) country.

Why would I move if I had $100,000?

What would I do the following year?

build my invention and go live in the woods by myself. The sooner the better.