My statements are generalized and generalized towards American real estate.

It can turn into a vicious cycle if you borrow money to pay debt.Don’t get me wrong I understand why you are doing it and best of luck to you.Just seems like an unhealthy way for society to leverage credit imo.

@Nicholas Messinese, It's possible to compute the rental vacancy rate for various markets within the country by using data from the American Community SurveyThe formula is as followsUnfortunately it is not possible to calculate vacancy rates by aggregates such as bedrooms or price since the ACS does not provide the data needed. 

Has anyone purchased property in Italy as an American?

American Eagle usually has some pretty great rates.

I currently got my first job as just the other day crap money and hours but I've finally got a job now so I can get another one easier as I now have an american "previous employer"What I'm trying to get at is, is it easier to try get a property from a landlord with a lease option as I don't have credit etc or wait several years and get one through a bank?

The also do business as Texas American Title.

neighborhoods, general appeal to Americans, the ability to pare off a single unit (you can't chop off 5 of your worse apartments), diversified geographic locations (if the neighborhood your apartment building is in tanks, you tank), etc.

We had national highschool football championships, won All-American City in ~2001.

I get anywhere from a 15%-25% raise when I jump jobs, which is much better than the 3% most of Americans get every year obviously.