:) I've read countless books & listen to audiobooks constantly in fields like real estate, wealth building, legal training, foreign language learning, stock/bond/commodity/options investing, including investment psychology, personal development bios of successful people, etc.

A common question I am getting from my foreign investors buying in the US is how they will be able to transfer funds to purchase property from their international account.

Originally posted by Tom Cullen: Libertarians are essentially classical liberals like the founding fathers but isolationist on foreign policy.On many of their elements, you are correct Tom.

I think I would have to file a Foreign Corporation, which would only add to the paperwork and don't know the tax ramifications.Admittedly these questions are more suitable for a RE attorney or CPA, but before I start paying billable hours, I want to get smarter on the topic in general so I know which questions to ask and have a hierarchy of choices in mind.

Looks like Biden is Obama's VP choice.A safe bet that adds foreign policy experience and balances out Obama's lack of experience.

The emotional sentiment seems to be that the rest of the world is anticipating how Obama will serve them and yes Bono confirmed that the Nobel was foreigners attempting to use the prize to influence a US policy maker's decision making process.

It is like learning trigonometry in a foreign language.

The foreign investors if anything only gave us more rope to hang ourselves. -- Dawnunedited,

Liberals aren't mad that foreign corporations can donate to US candidates now.

From 2004 to 2007 the number of new households headed by foreign born citizens increased by 200,000 per year but since 2007 the number foreign-born non-citizen households have declined by the same amount.The rental and the homeowner market have diverged.