Upstanding citizen 3) I live in Columbus (45 min from the city), but will be working out of downtown daily (Corporate America gig...for now)4) I have no issues giving back to he community.

And also think about book like The Millionaire Next Door that debunk myths about wealth in the US (a bit dated, but the book's data tells us someone like a landlord in the old pickup in overalls mowing the lawn at the duplexes may be your high net worth person in America; not the flashy professional investor guy in the high end luxury sedan with a Rolex).....

im right there will @Alex Chin i think there is a great potential for Bremerton with inventory issues in the Seattle area and more people buying the new downtown complexes, i personally know of multiple buyers waiting to get into the BLDG 400 because of the closeness and another client wanting a nice little tiny house for 200k which is awesome for most places in america for a home that you could pick up for 60k it just has got to be close to the ferry and rehab.

Certain banks (like Bank America) will often refuse to accept an offer if the buyers name is a land trust. 

@Levon Janpoladyan, great in theory, but I'd be very skeptical of using Chinese manufacturers to build a home intended for America, simply because of a few recent hiccups.I think the better idea is to use modular homes built here in the US.

I am a franchise operator with HomeVestors of America (tagline is We Buy Ugly Houses).

Then the lead conversion rate is a whole other story.On another note....maybe Fairfax County, one of the 10 richest counties in America isnt the best farming area for absentee owners.  

(Yes I know, it's America)...

I know it seems a stretch however it is still America.

Some experience in Latin America.