Here's the thing that should bother everyone who claims to love living under the freedoms this country provides -- regardless of your views on race, and regardless of what happened in this specific case, citizens have every right to yell at police officers, to insult police officers, have every right to call an officer racist, have every right to ask for police identification, and have every right to threaten legal action against the officer and the department -- and according to our Constitution and the laws of the Massachusetts, the police DO NOT HAVE ANY right to arrest citizens for those things.

They encourage anyone to pull signs and trash them to help clean up the city or, turn them in and the city will track them down and fine them.All kinds of signs, tree services, trash hauling, fix it guys, mowing services, diet plans, we buy gold, and RE.The citizens do not appreciate those who trash up thier community.You do more harm than good, putting yourself in a bad light, IMO.

Then I grew up and became a responsible citizen. 

I am a British citizen but my wife is from the US and we dont have a US income to be able to go the usual route. thanks 

There is zero reason to rebuild the archaic grid.Much love to all on PR and let people know there are people and companies on the mainland that care very deeply about the plight of fellow citizens.

When you take out senior citizens, people with children, and people who are about to have children, I don't understand how certain urban markets can trade at 10x multiples (NY, SF, DC, Seattle) to every other part of the country. 

They don’t like to be on camera they may try to break them but replace them.Then contact your police district in Chicago ask for community police office fill out a citizens request form to have attention paid by the police tactical team and patrol to be out on the lookout for gang activity.

One new executive order that was recently signed allows individual citizens to form groups which can purchase their own insurance and negotiate the way a larger business would.

For the past 5+ years I've been working with a client in a situation very similar to yours: UK citizen, but currently living outside the UK, intrigued by the US real estate market, averse to turn-key solutions, seeking cash flow.I'd love to put the two of you together so you can compare notes and discuss strategies.

@Mel Hayes, We've had several clients go that way both US citizen seeking passive  and Foreign nationals wanting to avoid the stress of a FIRPTA issue.