Purchase price: $460,000 Cash invested: $125,000 Sale price: $840,000 Stunning new condo conversion set in highly desirable Victory Field neighborhood near the Belmont line.

Only issue you may have is that some people who practice some Asian types of religions may not want to rent the property. 

This beautiful sun-drenched bi-level unit features stunning stained hardwood floors, spacious bedrooms, a luxurious marble bathroom, updated kitchen, with granite and Samsung stainless appliances.

This means that I won't invest in many Asian countries, where foreigners can only  get a lease.

I am absolutely grateful and stunned at the outpouring of all therecommendations.

It has UNCW, which is a fantastic university in the state, with an absolutely stunning (and large) campus. 

They deal with Asian buyers and are working a deal with a group currently as well.So all I can recommend is if you don't have a trustworthy local source, I wouldn't buy just any house in Detroit.

With housing and construction costs so high here, these seem like an attractive alternative, if they can actually be shipped in for a sensible cost...and our significant Asian population seems attracted to smaller, more efficient floorplans.

It is good to be aware of these issues so that you are not stunned if this happens.Most foreclosures require the average amount of work to get them ready for rental, sale or short sale.

The US real estate market is seen to be much more stable than many Asian markets.