I do not live in Florida and have never even has been there but it's changed immigration of people that have lived in this country and foreigners could change your environment.  

I immigrated to the States 16 years ago and 2 years ago I saved enough to buy my home through FHA.

I attended the three-day seminar event years ago.I took my main helper at the time with me, an Algerian immigrant who owns a house worth $35K.

Meanwhile another Cuban immigrant achieved economic freedom by buying duplexes in and around the 90s.

She was annoyed that her immigrant housekeeper didn't have an adequate comand of the English language (esp when dealing with her children).

Nicaragua is a peaceful, developing country and one of the cheapest places to live, there is a lot of information out there on the topic of expat relocation to Nicaragua but short hand, in-order to immigrate there you must have an investment income of at least $750/mo or be 40yrs old or older and have an income of $600/mo+$100 for each dependent, this is waived if you purchase a property for $100k or more, or invest $30k in a business.  

Have never been able to acquire a loan unfortunately due to non-immigrant status. 

I make great money and my wife will be working soon as well (finishing immigration stuff).

Maybe it’s a culture thing , maybe it’s coming to America as an immigrant , watching my father work 2 jobs , about 80 hours a week .

There is room for argument if Germany, with the current immigration / social structure, coupled with the left leaning policies of some Länder (Berlin as a example) which are very tenant friendly, is a place which can be a short to medium term play.Covid19 will also have a effect, less on low to medium range but certainly on higher end Residential; on commercial (which, by the way, is not a bad idea for a beginner!