After spending the two quarters or more of your life in employment, where should your money go? Whether you are a retiree or just a random middle-aged who wants something to invest in for settling down some day, right location should always be in your bucket list. Indeed, you need to make sure of the place where your future property is housed.
So, is there really the wrong place to invest in? Here are top places that may not be conducive to investments:
Panama
Viva Tropical says Central America is not the best place to retire neither to invest in. The source says Panama has its own set of uncertainties, making the investment in the place quite risky, notwithstanding how investment and business savvy you are. Transactions in Panama are not efficient. The article "Live and Invest in Panama: Why It Might Not Be Right For You" reveals how imminent long queues are in any public government offices.
Boston
Many would say Boston is a nice place but there are just some who are adamant about investing in the area, especially if you are eyeing for a tech business. Venture Beat reports that as far as tech business is concerned, no companies in Boston have had graceful exits. These include Demandware, TripAdvisor and Care.com, among others. There's zero funding and no support for young startups to begin with.
Georgia
Macon, to be specific, is not a good place to invest in as it is ranked as fifth lowest in home values in Georgia and 10th highest in crime. As per FBI numbers, when you are in the city of Macon, you have a greater chance of becoming a victim of a property crime as there are a lot of theft, including gadget robbery and home break ins, according to Road Snacks.
