It's one thing to move across country but to change countries and culture is really a big deal.  

If you understand your own craft and understand the dynamics of the culture and community, you will thrive.

I can't speak specifically to experience with lending but just based on the company culture and everyone we've worked with, I would recommend them.

However, the new Community Development Grant (CDG) program simplifies access to critical funds, offering three distinct grant categories:-Small Grants (up to $250,000)-Medium Grants ($300,001 to $5 million)-Large Grants (over $5 million)These grants can support a wide range of projects, including office, retail, cultural, industrial, and mixed-use developments of more than 10+ housing units with ground-floor retail.

It’s about changing the culture of your tenants and training them how to work within the system you have created.

IntroAstoria, Queens, has long been known for its culture, heavily influenced by European countries like Greece, Italy, Germany, Poland, Croatia, and other countries throughout the Eastern world.

There is no real estate investing culture either.I would like to be corrected if someone disagrees ;)  

The city's diverse population and economic stability, thanks to major industries like logistics and healthcare, also play a big role.Memphis offers attractive rental yields and a vibrant cultural scene, making it a great place for both renters and investors.

Any good opportunity can attract bad apples, but here, they don't last because the culture is being of service and making a difference.

anything pop culture could be quickly non trendy in a matter of minutes.