Simple for rent signs with a bunch of small american flags by the sidewalk got it done.  

 :)  More importantly, your advice is good for the vast majority of owner occupants.I find it interesting that you have an American name and Indian address.  

After sitting in bed last night browsing the local Craigslist ads I found some locals that were upgrading the standard builder grade toilets with nicer pieces.I picked up an American Standard toilet for example @ $20 and even if it needs a flush kit it will still be less than the lowest grade they sell at my local Lowes.

I spent a good bit of my adult life comparing myself to other Americans and lamenting my lack of cash/ wealth/ assets. 15 years of working in Africa made me realize that most people in the world look at me the same way I was looking at the multimillionaires in the US.

See http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/26/1.856-1 Having said that, American Homes 4 Rent operates as a REIT and holds property in a variety of LLCs where the LLC ownership is through a limited partnership (LP) that the REIT owns along with another LLC.

I called first americans CT title company the other day and I was told they don't have a database of transfers/deed types or anything that would help in compiling an inheritance list on my own.I am really going crazy trying to put this list together or something that would somewhat resemble the list.

However, do we need to consider the currency exchange or are there any other fees we will have to pay from transferring this from Canadian account to American Account?

However I will be meeting with a fellow American next week that got his start here in Japan, and found some crazy loophole to allow him to invest in the states, with very low tax obligation...

American cities and states must promise less or face disasterAnd a much longer more detailed article:Pensioners are pushing many cities and states towards financial crisisThey summarize the problem as:Other states and cities should pay heed, not because they might end up like Detroit next year, but because the city is a flashing warning light on America’s fiscal dashboard.

The man has some serious sales skills and is great on the phone.Anyway, hiring an American now living in another country for non-US wages seems like the best of both worlds.