To be exact, the last time I checked Non-EU citizens were extremely limited on what real estate they can buy in Poland.If you are expecting the dollar to weaken you would want to use loans against your US properties if you can and payoff the property in Poland now.

What was supposed to be a cash flow house - rent was $1,100 a month when I bought it using an 80/10/10 loan - and it turned into an appreciation play as real estate prices soared... and rents dropped (yes, dropped) since everyone and their brother was interested in buying, standards were very loose and the rental market weakened while demand to buy soared.I eventually sold that house to my long-time renters for $185,000.

Well with no consideration (money) being transferred that weakens the overall effect of the contract.

The crawlspace conversion would have to be professionally assessed to see if feasible without weakening the structure of the house.I would build the garage/ADU.

This weakens the financial health of the association.

Any changes you make right now may be seen as retaliatory and could weaken your case in court.

If you take it out in your unit, it weakens the whole row. 

Rent growth is weakening everywhere, and it's already negative cash flow - what happens if you don't hit the target rents.

The market is weakening; so, time is of the essence.Really, your tax accountant / attorney would be a good resource.

I feel like this would weaken my chances of getting the deal. 2.