Virtual Roundtable: Members With Property in Two Countries — Compare Notes

This one's for the members who already own property in two countries — and the ones quietly thinking about getting there.

A meaningful share of our members are managing a home, an apartment, or a piece of land somewhere outside the U.S. — sometimes by choice, sometimes inherited, sometimes "we just never sold it." The day-to-day of actually running that life — taxes in two places, repairs you can't see, family who uses the property, currency timing, property managers you trust about 60% — doesn't get talked about much because it feels too specific to bring up casually.

This Sunday morning roundtable is for comparing those notes directly. No expert. No script. Just members who've been doing it, sharing what works, what doesn't, and what they wish they'd done differently.

What members usually want to talk about: finding and trusting a property manager from across the world, handling taxes in two countries, what to do when family members use the property, when to rent vs. leave it empty, currency timing for big repairs, insurance gaps, what happens if you inherit something abroad and don't really want it, and how to think about eventually selling — or eventually passing it on.

Cap: 18 members. Cameras on if you can. We don't record these conversations.

What this isn't: Not legal, tax, real estate, or financial advice. Members share from their own experience; everyone is encouraged to work with their own licensed professionals — ideally ones who understand both countries — for actual decisions.