As a nomad traveling the World, which country-town you recommend investing into an apartment that can be one of your "base" to have some rest (when need some break), but also can rent it out easily to generate passive income? Thank you.

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I have been thinking about this too, I was looking at Spain but then friend told me about the rising squatters there, so I wonder if we could make a DN app where all of us pool our places and rent it only long term between each other, with high-speed internet, external monitor, ergonomic chair etc. If there are only around 4-5 responsible non-party people a year the locals might not mind it as much

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We have properties in Prague, Tenerife and lombok Indonesia. In my opinion this is the best life you can have. There is something about purchasing a property that bonds you to the community a lot stronger than just visiting. The Canary islands you can rent out 12 months a year, there is no low season.

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This pandemic taught me to have a base in your home country. You can certainly invest in other countries but your base should be the country of your citizenship.If you're below 40 or even 50, I'm sure this is not the last pandemic we're going to face.

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There is so much more to consider and don't feel like typing out a few essays. What I'm going to do is rent for a long time in places I'm considering and talking to foreigners that own in that market. Networking on the ground, not finding people on Facebook..

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Batumi, Georgia has become my home and its a great middle base between europe and asia. You can get a fancy apartment for $40k and rent it out during the summer for maybe $400 a month. Or you could go the cheaper route and buy a large farm house in the middle of the country on a 1000 metre plot for $15-20k and just let it appreciate.

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