I saw the following post from CharlieSheen99, but did not want to derail the thread i found it on;
CharlieSheen99 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 1:48 pmMaybe in your countries, you have properties that have an agreed price with the state.
This properties are normally for poor people, and, in this countries happened the same, but, even with this low prices, people there cannot access to that buildings, so..., after some months, they open it for the general public, and foreign investors.
This is indeed interesting.
When the properties, partly funded by the government, are made available to foreign investors, are they still offered at a heavily discounted rate?
As a government, it would not be sound practice to supplement a foreigner's investment.
As an investor, it would be sound practice to take advantage of such value.
