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One cross-border transaction or trend, broken down: who the capital was, how it was structured, and why it worked or did not.
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Free monthly newsletterReal estate and private capital across borders, explained by Murphy D. Cheatham II. One email a month for people building a global balance sheet that pays them, wherever they choose to live and work.
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One cross-border transaction or trend, broken down: who the capital was, how it was structured, and why it worked or did not.
One market at a time, starting with Colombia: what property costs, how foreigners own it, and what to watch before you commit capital.
One reader question answered in plain terms. Send yours and it may lead the next issue.
Living and working globally on a balance sheet that pays you: residency, banking, family and the practical side of a global life.
Seminars, research and events from the Tierra Firme consortium. Subscribers hear first.
Borderless Capital is a free monthly newsletter from Murphy D. Cheatham II on real estate and private capital across borders. Each issue covers one cross-border deal or trend, one market, one reader question, and the practical side of living and working globally.
Family offices and private wealth, technology and corporate real estate teams, infrastructure and public-private partners, athletes and entertainers, and anyone building a global balance sheet that produces income.
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No. Borderless Capital is educational. It does not offer to buy, sell or broker property or securities, and nothing in it is investment, tax or legal advice. Views are Murphy's own and do not represent CBRE.
Murphy is a founding member of Tierra Firme, an educational consortium covering real estate, private capital and research for Colombia and Latin America. Subscribers hear first about Tierra Firme seminars and events.
Free, monthly, and educational. Unsubscribe any time.
Borderless Capital is educational. It does not offer to buy, sell or broker property or securities and is not investment, tax or legal advice. Views are Murphy's own and do not represent CBRE.