So I plan on partnering with someone who would be able to qualify to purchase a 2-to-8 unit property in Fresno, CA.Basically, I could use some advice about investing in America as a Canadian citizen.

The cost to renounce your US Citizen ships has increased from $350 to $2500 I believe.

We, the US and by extension its citizens have an unfair advantage on the world stage as the leading economy and military power.  

He was not a US citizen or green card holder (I think H1).Since then he has moved out of US and lives and works in singapore.

The only way you can comply with Fair Housing and still rent to an undocumented person is to not screen anyone at all.I would also argue that it's immoral for a citizen of this country to harbor an illegal immigrant that is unlikely to pay their share of taxes, takes jobs from citizens, and abuses our tax-funded roads, schools, hospitals, law enforcement, welfare, etc.

It's very difficult for me to get American financing as I'm not a citizen and don't have a SSN or EIN.

But off the top of my head, I feel like maybe I've seen Citizens with liens in that position recently?

Wonder what he would have said if he knew I was not only a woman, but a black woman and a naturalized citizen at that!

Could anybody give any specifics on the ins and outs of a general citizen attempting to buy into tax-liens?

Everything financial goes in cycles but ultimately works its way back up (except for tulip bulbs)Yeah, actually for NON-US Citizens, the US is one of the best tax havens.