For most major markets, the Zestimate for on-market homes is within 10% of the final sale price more than 95% of the time.

Essentially, I don't want to be 100% invested in USD-based investments only to find either hyperinflation or some European-style major weakening of the dollar vis a vis the Chinese renminbi or something.

I was actually thinking that Croatia is a good country to invest for Europeans who want to buy property to rent out.  

Europeans are especially worried about this.

Instead, go to the Assessor website since most major cities list this data online.

If you have money in a European bank (witch would be in your name), can't you log into your account and print out a statement witch would prove to the bank that you have the funds?

Few people here will be versed in European or Spanish housing laws.

However not so much South American as other places in FL.Chinese investors tend to be active in Orlando, as well as various Europeans.

It is the gateway to the Us for Latin America, and lots of europeans and asians flock here too.

If/when interest rates climb (Most us Govt. debt is relatively short term) we will have to refinance at very high rates and the problem will be worse.Look at Greece and some of the European countries to get an idea of how bad things can get BUT keep in mind that, unlike Greece, we control our currency.