I did a quick Google Search and found this site, I haven't looked at it much nor can I say how the end result will be as far as their accuracy and where they draw their info from, but here's a start..http://accusource-online.com/index.php/solutions-overview/by-need-more/global-background-checks

in my simple mind, the worst case is that the global economy collapses (assume worse than '08) so it might be hard to maintain rents at current levels but with no mortgage to cover, the break-even rent has to be fairly low (i.e. the rent needed to cover ALL monthly expenses) and its unlikely we couldn't find someone to rent it at the break-even if needed.  

As we know monetary policies fluctuate depending on global trends.Germany has the lowest ownership rate per capita of all Europe.

Well that was a metric crapton of reading, but here are the nuggets I pulled out of it:  (Emphasis Mine as bold and underline)In the link you provided, I could find nothing to back up your assertion, but found the following sections that back up mine.  

I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad along with other books just that have the same emphasis for motivation to investing, even read BP's book Rental Investing which had some detailed information.  

As bad as the publicly traded SFR REITS have been beat up by Wall Street since their IPOs for poor execution of their models and failure to make it into the black at their quarterly reports, I don't think anyone is going to make the argument that they are less competent than subprime borrowers.Absent some massive scale fraud or global collapse of the US or worldwide economy (and again, we did both of these things with subprime, so its not entirely out of the question), I think that the securitization of rental cash flows will provide more liquidity to a market that could certainly use it, and have a net positive effect on the economy.

I REALLY want to sell my house before that, And I was not planning on listing till late Sept.To me it feels like late 2009 or may be 2010 - Based on the facts that the subprime loans and alt-a will show their scary faces in that year and followed by consumer confidence to an all-time low (it is already compared to prior years), people have already started giving away their car keys (defaulting on that too), global impact due to US economy as almost all countries trading with US have enormous amount of Dollar denominated assets, etc. - Thats my opinion (and I may be wrong)...

It has many features but the two best are that you can transfer money instantaneously between accounts globally, and you have a dedicated banking support guy contactable via email and phone (no more call center battles).

.- Our work force is spread out globally, but not all of our people can telecommute.

You must emphasis that you are playing by the guidelines as they have provided it.