We see warping & some shape disfiguration up here with light gauge cheap Chinese vinyl siding especially if it butts up to metal facia or there is metal flashing under the vinyl.

In the end I would suggest looking for a place with a healthy and growing jobs market that has a culture and neighborhood that is sought after by buyers. 

I've also taken into account such things as amenities, location of cultural, civic, recreational and career opportunities, as well as access to local hwys, fwys and interstates.My partner is very quick to dismiss anything I have to say, and at the same time doesn't understand/know how to do the research based on the current data available stating he knows better based off of the fact he lives there. 

Also, somewhere that has a great culture and top producers who are open to sitting down for coffee, answering questions and providing guidance would be something I'd look for. 

. #1 Location, it's near a school, 5 mins walking to Main Street, new cultural trail, nearby houses are not trashy, and Speedway is cool. #2 Other than a new kitchen, bath, and painting the updates looks inexpensive. 

So where in today’s culture and politics of the United States are we addressing the pursuit of happiness?

Here is another example: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/07/17/foreign-purchases-of-american-homes-plunge-36percent-as-chinese-buyers-flee.html

Thanks Andrey.You're right about the money being in China (not sure I can say "most" but I really don't know for sure).When you say you're a huge fan of East Asia, are you a fan in wanting to live there, like the culture or do you invest there (or maybe all of the above)?

To her credit, she found the guy, but he only speaks Chinese.

Different cultures, different benefits, different opportunities.  1.