Quote from @Saad Aslam: Hi Seniors,I am a non-U.S. citizen living in Pakistan and I want to invest in multi-family or single-family units in the United States.

I guess we have a little honey hole as we have 17 sales in my development currently .. however I think the paid for personal resi cant be understated for the safety and secruity of our citizens and our real estate market as a whole.

They were just visiting the US and not a US citizen.  

Texas Citizen’s Bank in Pasadena is investor friendly.

Are they US citizens?

I just got a HELOC from Citizens Bank with an adjustable rate below the 8.5% "Prime" - 8.15%.

Unfortunately, they are very unpopular ways on the debate stage and our politicians (and citizens) will not take them on. 

Hi BP communityI am a Filipino citizen living in the US.

Tripping over dollars to pick up pennies.Even when investing in your local market one should think about making it as passive/hands off as possible.Not right away but over time for sure.As the cliche saying goes "Working on the business and not in the business"Investing in real estate shouldn't just become another job.Easier said than done but still, this should be every investors focus IMO.Happy Weekend bro 🙏 there was a case where an Aussie citizen decided they were going to save money and come to detroit to do their renovations themselves.. got in a arguement with someone and boom shot dead.  

International investors should expect an interest that's 1-1.5% higher than U.S. citizen primary mortgages because of the added risk to the lender3.