Looks like there are some investment opportunities here in Vietnam as well, but there’s a lot more limitation if you’re not a citizen here, and the communist bureaucracy makes it even more complicated.

I'm not a Communist owned by society. 

I am not a communist, I love capitalism.

If you have a single dwelling you are exempt from rent control and those rules so long as you are not a corporation and don't live in LA, SF or a few other communist counties and cities. 

Similar to what happens in communist dictatorships. 

It’s all an work around for the confiscation of property…instead of just “taking” the property as the communists do, the “socialists” take away property rights while allowing private owners to remain on legal title for now unprofitable real estate.  

NY has turned Communist as is very anti-landlord.

Putting the same capital requirements in place for all lenders is not a communist conspiracy.What do you mean by "trust deed investor"?

You have to remember the property is in Baltimore (a communist and tenant friendly place...and yes I do own properties there)You are going to have to go through the eviction process or you could easily get someone to do it for you...check out MAREIA...the local REIA.

If you get the seller down to $40,000, then you just made $15,000.But to say NEVER make more than $___ on a certain deal, smells downright communist to me.