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Do you really need to be a citizen in U.S to start investing?

Jasraj Singh
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I recently talked with a lot of people and they told me i don't really need citizenship to start investing in the U.S?  So I'm wondering is it really possible cause if I invest there I need to live there and I even need to go to the property and check it before buying it or selling it also I need to borrow money from the bank so is it really possible?

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Jack V. Ospina
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Jack V. Ospina
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@Jasraj Singh If you have cash you should have no issues buying property in the US. Should check with a title company/Attorney before hand. If you need to get a loan you should verify with any lender to check on the requirements they need from you. That should give you a good start to your question. Good luck!

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