@Mark FutalanThere are considerable tax considerations for US citizens that do business in a foreign country.If they have more than $10,000 value of currency in a foreign country, they may be required to report it to the US government on an annual basis.

If you're looking in MN, I'd suggest a strong more peripheral market like St Cloud for ex where you can find a decent duplex needing some cosmetic work for around 100-120k, fix it, refinance out.

Are landlords accepting crypto currency yet or I'm too early? 

The advent of currency, collapse of currency, hyper-inflation, deflation.

Hi, so I know this is probably a dumb question, but here are the example numbers below:If the purchase price is 100,000You put in 50,000 for rehabThen appraises for 300,000From that point in the appraisal process, is the bank giving you loan to value for ex.

That (hyper-inflation) would only happen if the USD lost status as the world's reserve currency, but I believe that's the plan. 

Money is currency.  

I know both Costa Rica and Belize are very popular for ex pats and, surprisingly, I just read recently that Nicaragua is as well. 

For ex through ally bank you can open up a checking account in 5min without speaking to anyone and be ready to go.

Just another fiat currency.