When my wife and I return to the USA in early 2019, I want to start getting ten Fannie Mae's under her name until we have maxed out our total allotment of twenty.

Twenty years ago, I converted my primary residence into a rental property.  

Is a socal property a good bet for appreciation  We've all wanted to count CA out and time and time again but it stagnates and comes roaring back.  

Uhhhh losing Twenty Grand is what would concern me about non refundable escrow.Also your lending platform relies on people coming through with cash, doesn't it?

It is by far the biggest employer in town (I am self-employed, so they are not my boss) and is planning to expand by 20-30,000 employees over the next twenty years.  

In the next twenty years so many unforeseen things will happen that we all need to maintain the ability to pivot to find the properties/assets which bring us to our goals and not get locked into a dogmatic approach to investing.

They are typically in their mid-to-late twenties.  

That's right TWENTY-EIGHT missed calls because the AC had not been fixed since we told him it would be fixed today.

if at the end of ten years you have an outstanding balance, that balance turns into a principal and interest repayment loan for the next twenty years on the outstanding balance.

So fear mongering with the high tax rate in order to benefit yourself is a bit unnecessary.http://twenty-first.com/pdf/How_REIT_Dividends_Are...