@Darina Pogodina    The many current sanctions against Russia and Russians will make it very difficult to get an international loan. 

No disrespect to my agent friends, but I will defer to Ronald Reagan's comments during the SALT talks with the Russians.

Buying property with a gun pointed at your head is truly Russian Roulette.

I've made money in the Russian real estate market, and Mexico, but these days I would look to other places.

What did the Russians do when they had their great socialist takeover?

I’ve been living in New Britain ever since.Besides English, I can also speak Polish, Ukrainian and Russian.

They were Russian, and she was about 25, was wearing a full-length mink, and very attractive.

I've done some high-level research on AirDNA and like Sonoma county (Russian River Valley area), Tahoe (although it's probably out of budget and local regs are not STR-friendly), or NorCal / Southern Oregon coast.

Yo blood,Go to Zillow or trulia, and find similar houses to the house in question, and check out how long these similar houses have been sitting on the market before they sold.Check to see the condition of the house, then also call the listing agent and question her like a russian spy.Then what you can do too is visit open houses in the area of the house in question and follow the visitors around, talk to them ask then what they think what they like what they do not like.Do this long enough and before you know it you know exactly what would sell and what doesn't.For me...Now I simply take a look at any house and I know exactly how long  the houses would stay on the market after we bought it.Don't believe me?

One day, his property manager was with him, and they were talking about another property he owned where the next store landlord consistently evicting tenants, get another one in, and its the same thing.Then, they bought up the fact the landlord rents to Russians and was wondering what that has to do with it.