Indeed, Americans are taxed by on their citizenship or US residency status by the IRS and they're still liable to pay taxes in the US on their worldwide income wherever they happen to live outside of the country.

Anyone going on a show with Clayton Morris should be looked at with the side eye as Clayton Morris is a known worldwide as someone who's involved in real estate scams.

I was rejected from the two carriers he tried because, from the best that I can understand, my policy is a commercial liability policy and the carriers will only write a personal umbrella policy over a “premise” or “worldwide” liability policy.

Lesser known, but laser focused on the HOA sector.

I personally love this market because of their efforts to diversify the economy away from agriculture and energy and into other sectors.  

@Luke Werkmeister-MartinI invest in Columbus RE, huge growth to come from recent additions to the tech sector (google, intel, amazon, honda, and many start ups).

The only mandated item I am aware of for all states is that the batteries in the smoke sectors must be changed and itvis the landlords responsibility.

You might ask about unemployment, or find out how diverse the job market is, whether it's dependent on one thing like one big company or farming or if it's 3+ sectors, like tech, energy, and farming. 

One question that I have is, do you know which sector of the economy do your tenants work in?

Obviously everyone wants to be in on hyper-growth tech companies like the next Google, but I sure wouldn't put my entire nest egg in a highly volatile sector/asset class where buying at the wrong time could crush me.