I'm not aware of anyone in the US who will lend against collateral in a foreign country (not saying there aren't, I just don't know of any).

We have one of the largest small multifamily pools in the country. 

I checked with State farm ,since I have everything under them as of now,they gave me a quote of 1200/yr but with 1% of house value i.e 6000$ as deductible .There is no in-between,it starts from 1%, then 2%..3%.Considering it's a new build , hoping I won't need insurance anytime soon ( fingers crossed) .

It seems travel nurses demand has dried out, and now I'm at the cross roads between long term rental and mid term.  

The exporting countries aren't paying anything. 

You want investors who can help you and telling you where to invest when you are allegedly open to the whole country is impossible.Make a list of places you have a competitive advantage (where you've lived, where your friends and family live, and places you have been that you loved) and then use a list from Dave Meyer or someone else who crunches the data and see where there is overlap.

Berkadia is #1 Freddie Mac Optigo, #2 Fannie Mae DUS , and #1 HUD/FHA multifamily lender in the country with 50+ life company correspondent lending relationships.

It's tricky every country has its own rules, regulations, eminent domain laws, corruption sometimes, different types of property taxes and becomes challenging even if your duel citizen.

The brokers, more interested in doing a deal, would normally tell me to cross out what I didn’t like and write in whatever made me comfortable.

Too many in in 100+ year type storms this decade thus far in the country; Uri in Texas, Helene in SC.