/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12014721
Dont move to Medellin Colombia though.
Chile would be most expensive but the best bet.
Argentina, if you have USD and can stand to be around los pinches argentinos.

>>12014721
>Investing in third world shitskins

>>12014743
Don't you think Argentina is going to become a local superpower in the next business cycle? I'm thinking of leaving Russia to live in Argentina. I always kinda liked it, everyone else seems butthurt about Argies for some reason

>>12015055
Argies are assholes. Still tempting to live there or buy a rental property because it's so cheap and it is a nice city. I'd be worried about my property being confiscated though.

i would do chile like >>12014743 said,

rest of south america its a shithole, t.spaniardfag.

>>12015096
>property being confiscated
I think they'd rather go the Pinochet route rather than full-blown commie. Too many industries depend on their mining to let marxists stick their dirty hands into economy

>>12014743
>>12015107

How about Uruguay?

this place looks comfy as fuck.

No. South American governments are notorious for seizing foreign assets during even a hint of civil unrest.

>>12015633
100 years ago.

>>12015633
That's the equivalent of telling a jap not to come to the US because they have a history of using internment camps.

>>12014743
What's wrong with colombia?

>>12015936
cartels?

>>12015900
That doesn't apply specifically to japs. I would never dare set foot near the fascist dystopia they call Florida again and I went before 9/11.

>>12015995
>fascist dystopia

Florida unironically needs fascism to allow purges to take place.

surprised no one mentioned Brazil yet. I'd feel super comfy buying property in a majority Portuguese area of Brazil. Especially now that Bolsonaro is in office.

>>12016076
The good kind of fascism like Hitler wanted, not the 1984 medicated fake smiling waiters with prison tattoos using newspeak to hide who they are because they know big brother is watching.

>>12014743
>>12015936
>>12015955
Colombia is actually really nice place despite it's reputation, especially Medellin, nicest people and perfect weather year-long. Economy is steadily on the rise as well. Only worrying thing is unstable Venezuela next door.

Anybody that's been to south america will tell you argentinians are pricks nobody likes to be around.

If you want the most stable, least corrupt and probably the best long term economic bet, go for chile, as others have said.

>>12016129
Let me ask again about Uruguay. Anyone?

Panama is the place to do it. They have made it very welcoming for western money.

>>12016502
Never been, but I have heard good things. Seems like the switzerland of south america, so does Panama.

>>12015055
>Argentina
>Superpower
Only one box may be filled sirs

>>12014721
I've been debating moving to Southern Argentina/Chile and buying land outside major cities/towns so when developer come they have to buy my overpriced land first.

>>12015510
I live there, is expensive for south america, good thing is there are few people and is very quiet