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I have been looking at cities across the US and would be most open to suggestions as to where the housing is inexpensive (compared to NY, that's everywhere else almost) and the neighborhood is vibrant.  

Following our previous post on global real estate insights, let's delve deeper into the numbers that shape the market.

Investing in retail spaces or entertainment centers in close proximity to the Brightline station could attract both locals and visitors looking for a vibrant and convenient destination.6.

or global crossing since Bill Gates was one of the main investors.  

Their economy, while back to being vibrant, is still overly dependent on financial services. 

A bank or a true commercial lender will do a Global Cash Flow where ALL debts go into the denominator including management and maintenance fees.

I had no intention of investing in the city at that time.However, as I spent time in Atlanta, I grew to love the city's rich culture and vibrant energy.

Fannie/Freddie might be an option depending upon your cash flow, but they will do a "global cash flow" where they will look at all of your income and debts including those of the restaurant.

Definitely look into investing in the US. there's a great Global Investor podcast on YouTube @Charles Carillo The right team can make it very smooth for you