I am an investor that invests in different asset classes (real estate, stock market, historical currencies, businesses, etc.), so I am extremely well versed in the stock market, money management and risk management. 

The thing that has me stumped is that everything (the usdx, currency value, silver & gold prices, etc...) seems to be going opposite of what it should be doing with such a massive rate cut these last few days.

I would assume that interest rates are much higher due to higher inflation rates and the currency being less stable. 

From what I understand the average price around this area for building a new home is about $200/sqft in Canadian currency (which is roughly $180/sqft American).

FRB may not be perfect but it is more adept at handling the monetary needs on a national and international level than gold backed currency ever will be. 

And what the money will be used for.Third: Contact INVESTOR (stocks,hedgefunds,forex) groups or companies.

Investing and nurturing go hand in hand and you can't be a successful investor without working at it and time becomes your currency. 

However, several years ago, last time I checked, in 2009, some banks likes HSBC, Standard Chartered has loans that allowed you to buy investment real estate in the US with very favorable interests rates, but the problem being of course that you had to play the currency exchange game.

If the RE went up 10% in dollar value, but our dollar loses 10% against other currencies, did we gain anything?

This means that the federal government is a currency ISSUER whereas you and I and businesses and states are CURRENCY USERS.