Buying a 2-4 unit as an owner occupant will get you the best deal to start if you are planning on moving here, this will also allow you to establish a rental portfolio in US.But you can still get financing as foreign national(on a visa), just with lower LTV's.  

I would like to know your point of view about.BTW, foreign people can't buy in Cuba, for now. 

Those governments wait for the Gold Accounts to fill up with lots of foreign Dollars and then they just shut down the accounts.

Trump lowers Corporate rates and gets the companies to bring back some of the Trillion point 2 Dollars that they have in foreign profits.

The weak foreign policy of the last 8 years has been treacherous and has put the globe in a downward spiral.

Because of the high prices of RE I think it's harder to get started.That's the reason why I started looking at REI in the US and think that BB can help me.A few quick points about me:I'm a father of three boys.I earn my as a software engineer.My goal for REI is to get my feet wet.If you have any advice for foreign citizens especially from Switzerland on how to get started in REI in the US, you're very welcome!

I have been renting out a duplex to foreign national students from China who have been nothing but phenomenal over the past year and a half. 

All the legalities of renting out a place is all foreign to me.

A lot of new construction is driven by interest rates and the lure to foreign investors for an avenue to park their money in.  

Foreign Property 1031 Exchange requirement that you sell foreign property and then reinvest in foreign property.