In particular, I am able to invest around 60-65% of my monthly income - I make around 10k USD per month and need 3500-4000 for comfortable living (I am a Russian citizen living in Serbia). 

I bought my first property while I was a 21 year old senior at the Ohio State College of Engineering.

Tell all US citizens they gotta suck things up, austerity measures, slash social programs 50%.....

I’m looking to pivot my focus to the North Carolina market and would appreciate your insights.I’m specifically in search of lenders who offer refinance loans tailored for non-U.S. citizens, ideally with shorter seasoning requirements.

Unfortunately we have discovered that the guests of a couple of tenants were not being upstanding citizens and got themselves in trouble with the law.  

I’m a U.S. citizen who has lived my entire life abroad, but I still submit my tax returns annually.

Just curious, are you a US citizen?

From a senior investor perspective I’m I going about it the right way?

For example, The Public Information Act (PIA) allows citizens to inspect or copy government records, including water bills in Texas.

For example windstorm with Citizens and hazard with Tower Hill etc.