Personally, I don't like it (I don't believe non-citizens should be allowed to own RE in the US) but that's the way it is.

While not necessarily "white collar" citizens, we have had nothing but smooth sailing since they moved in.

If you are thinking of investing in an “initiative and referendum” state (where citizens can initiate ballot questions via petition) be doubly careful.

None of the shareholders can be non-resident aliens (non US citizens living outside the US).

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Families with children, senior citizens/snowbirds,  international travelers, etc often prefer a spacious smoke free environment that is affordable.

No Account Closed just a long term lease w option to a legal citizen but someone that pays cash for everything and no credit

But, I have to perform my duty as a citizen so...I have to do it.LESSON OF THE WEEK: BEING THANKFUL PAYS OFFI started a forum thread - http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/158680-i-am-thankful-for-biggerpockets-because and this became a featured forum.

You might want to start reading a bit about FIRPTA the tax laws for non-citizen investors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Investment_i...What areas of the US or types of investments are you interested in?

Also, I was wondering do you know how the US taxes its citizens who are overseas?