There is help for ex felons by themselves, but what about those who are also married and want to go home to their wives/husbands?

In fact, because of the currency and economy, some international real estate markets generate better returns than the U.S.

For ex.

Then you also have your currency conversion issues and entity creation and taxation holdbacks for international tax agreements.All of this really puts you at a strong disadvantage.

Also add one for ex: Rochester REIA or Minnesota REIA, or another major city in your area.

I've recently read a number of articles discussing swapping their mortgage debt/note to a foreign currency, specifically Japanese Yen.

Then there would be closing and other acquisition costs (for ex. the inspection would cost a lot more for a 15 unit building than a SFH).

Sounds like fun, run pro forma statements, anticipate what ifs, factor in GDP or any currency exchange rate, weighted and adjusted for anticipated conditions for anything you like, great fun playing, but in the end you got nothing you can take to the bank, or to your tax guy or to court, but have fun.

The currency could be used to buy anything.

Currency manipulation/bubble aside.I guess what I mean is that if a future population will have trouble making a mortgage payment, how can they be expected to pay a higher rent?