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Investing in third world countries
Basically, unless you are an investment professional, you should not be investing in a venture in a developing country shown to you by someone else. The only time you should be investing in a developing country is if a "lightbulb" goes off in your head and you say to yourself, "With my engineering background, I can develop this machine/process/concept that will work better in this country than anywhere else in the world." And then run it yourself. (That's what Michael Dell, a computer repairman, did for "made to order" computers in the United States, and "the rest is history.") E.g. if you want to invest in "real estate" in a developing country, you might design a "modular home" out of local materials, tailored to local tastes, and selling for less than local equivalents, based on a formula that you know better than anyone else in the world. And then team up with a local who can sell it for you. Whatever you do, don't "invest" and revisit it in 10-15 years. It will be gone.