i agree with @matthew paul, there is no way to predict any of this, and one of the worst regrets suffered is that of lost opportunities, you can hear it if you talk to any senior citizen about investments, rarely do they tell you about their victories, most of the time they will tell you about the one that got away, and so it is with life.

I doubt he wants 16 calls to his boss from concerned citizens.

Zac Banta @ United Citizens Bank is worth talking to.

Hi There-Any US citizens out there that own property in a foreign country (and operating it as a rental)?  

Hey @Andy Cheng, I've had a few clients that were not US citizens that were able purchase with regular conventional loans.

I can find a dozen ways it could end up in the wrong hands even if everyone involved in the transaction are honest upstanding citizens. 2. there’s no way to avoid sharing info when you get to that point in the transaction.

You could be an American citizen working abroad or serving in the U.S. military.

What we have needed are grocery store workers, gas station attendants, doctors, nurses, first responders, food pantry volunteers, caring neighbors and everyday citizens who pulled together to sew makeshift masks out of random cloth.8.

Call Zach Painter at Citizens Bank of Edmond.

I don't agree targeting home owners isn't he most efficient answer.id certainly like for citizens to have opportunities to buy homes and it can be very frustrating when they have to compete with corporations that can outbid them.