Is there part of this forum I'm missing or can someone point me to some good resources about general info (best way to find property, are some countries better than others for US citizens to buy, etc.).  

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I kept meaning to buy for a few years, but I’ve been simply overloaded with a startup.My current country prevents me from purchasing property (non-citizen), and doesn’t offer fixed rate mortgages - the floating rate is high rate at 7%, and has been about this the last 20 years.

The legislative history and bill digest for this exemption are informative; the bill digest reads: “This bill would prohibit the release of specified information about private citizens who are utility customers of local agencies contained in public records, such as name, address, and telephone number.

Moreover, it turns out our drain connects to the main sewer line six houses away, on another street, at the end of the block.The only solution provided by Citizens Energy is to reroute our connection to a lateral drain across the street.

Hello all, Let me introduce myself: I'm an EU citizen currently living in Valencia, Spain and thinking about doing a fix & flip in the city.

Thus we certify the following question as one of great public importance:DOES THE USE OF A CAMERA BY A PRIVATE CITIZEN TO MONITOR AND/OR RECORD ACTIVITIES OCCURRING WITHIN THE CURTILAGE OF A HOME SURROUNDED BY A PRIVACY FENCE NOT BELONGING TO THE CAMERA OPERATOR CONSTITUTE THE TORT OF INVASION OF PRIVACY—INTRUSION UPON SECLUSION?

This once proud nation is going to led by either a immoral and corrupt, self-serving, con man or a less than effective senior citizen that even the most partisan supporter is concerned he will make it through a 4 year term. 

If anyone has any insight or suggestions on whether to obtain lending from Canadian or American Banks it would be greatly appreciated.Also my wife is an American citizen.

The truth is, about 99.5% of lenders who offer conventional mortgages in the US won't lend to someone who isn't based in the US, even if that person is a US citizen living abroad or works for a US company.