@Jeff L.As long as your a U.S. citizen or legally here (guessing you are) you should be able to get a loan as an investment or 2nd home in any state. 

Hi I have a few family members from out of country the would like to lend me money for my real estate venture .They are not US citizen, they don't have a us bank account and not planing on coming here any time soon.What is the best way to utilize their money?

Hi,I am an American citizen living in Japan and recently two non-US friends have expressed an interest in buying some investments with me.

Hi all,My father and I are planning on partnering to buy some rental properties in the US. We both live in Canada and fortunately my Dad has dual citizenship. I am looking for advice on how we can determine whether or...

People are getting around this hurdle is placing properties in the names of Cuban citizens, who are the only ones allowed to own property.

I'm curious why you guys think 66 is sooooo old.You need to be careful about taking advantage of us senior citizens.

With easy access to Downtown employment, and ample parking, it is the type of location my fellow citizens would be proud to live in.Not only will the future tenets benefit from the increase in affordable housing, but so will the entire economy at large.

So I am an US citizen, but have lived and worked overseas for many years.

California (as a state) is well known - so even for those Chinese citizens who have never been to the US, they continue to flock to the same areas.  

I'm a U.S. citizen/resident thinking about purchasing my first real estate unit outside of the U.S.