The main problem is that not knowing what the US Congress will end up doing, you have no way to determine how long this will go on and how many more citizens will migrate to the states decreasing population and hence potential tenants.

There are also public hearings for rezoning and you will want a professional representing your project to navigate commissioner's questions/concerns and public citizens concerns.

I'm new to this forum, seeking help from anyone who might have pursued the same situation I'm interested in.I'm a US citizen, residing in the UK.

>I would say, as a general opinion/political/policy statement, that while it's good for us individual investors, it's generally not best for the public at large.I strongly agree with this statement in general (I like as an investor, I dislike as a citizen), I will say splitting exiting multiplexes into two parcels is less impactful than many of the items that the various ordinances to address the housing crisis allows. 

If they are a non-US citizen you probably don't have a lot of recourse to get them to pay after they move out. 

. #1: Yes, you can hold title to property in Mexico as a non-Mexican citizen. #2: No, the government will not send anyone in the middle of the night to take it away from you!

I went there during covid when only Germans and French citizens could go there without quarantine and had a seller who needed to sell urgently.I attach some pictures:Prospects: In my opinion excellent, Prices are low, country is relatively stable and tourism is increasing in huge % rates every year (with an obvious drop due to Corona now, thats why apartment prices went also down and one should buy now!).

I was working as a teller at Citizens bank and our mortgage lender would come in monthly and I asked what I need to do to buy a house and she helped me during the whole process and had a realtor she worked with that helped me find the house and negotiate the terms.

Paul thank you for your replay.I have a friend that bought a house in Westwood 1.5 years ago (in hoadly ct street) and I am trying to understand where to focus.If I am looking for SFH in 50-70K$ , with a C-class citizens areas- Is Cheviot a good place to start?

The average citizen in Crestview, Fl can not afford a $2,200 per month rental.