May 22, 2013, Medellin, Colombia: Medellin, Colombia, is one of the most appealing property investment markets in the world today, offering investors steady appreciation and double-digit net yields from rental cash flow.

May 21, 2013, Medellin, Colombia: Medellin, Colombia, is a top choice for where to enjoy a luxury-level retirement in a truly cosmopolitan atmosphere on a very small retirement budget.

"Medellin, Colombia, offers a luxury high-end lifestyle that doesn't cost like a luxury high-end lifestyle."

--Lee Harrison, at last week's Live and Invest In Colombia Conference

Dear Live and Invest Overseas Reader,

Latin America Correspondent Lee Harrison is what you might call a Serial Expat. Lee took early retirement from his successful engineering career at the age of 49.

May 20, 2013, Medellin, Colombia: Lee Harrison introduced attendees at this Live and Invest in Colombia Conference to the best lifestyle, retirement, and investment options in Colombia.

Dear Live and Invest Overseas Reader,

“I got out of the cab and stepped over the homeless guys on the sidewalk... only to encounter a group of prostitutes hanging around the hotel entrance. The taxi driver advised me not to leave the hotel before daylight.

Does It Get Any Better Than This?

May 19, 2013, Medellin, Colombia: Life in Medellin, the world’s most innovative city, has got to be about as good as it gets.

Dear Overseas Opportunity Letter Reader,

“Does it get any better than this?” asked Dennis Martinez this morning, addressing attendees at this week’s Live and Invest in Colombia Conference in Medellin.

“A beautiful Sunday morning... beautiful weather... in a beautiful city,” Dennis continued. “Really, can you imagine anything better?”

May 17, 2013, Bearn, France: If developing world living isn’t for you, consider French country living in Bearn, France, one of France’s most affordable regions.

Dear Live and Invest Overseas Reader ,

Euro-Correspondent Lucy Culpepper's children were ages 6 and 9 when she and her husband decided to take them on a yearlong scouting trip.

"We felt there was a window of opportunity before schooling became too restrictive," Lucy explains, "to take the children out of school and go exploring for a new place to live."