@Anthony RobertsI would recommend being in areas on the West Side of Cleveland like West Blvd, Cudell, Old Brooklyn, Clark Fulton, Edgewater, Jefferson, and Brooklyn Centre.

When I lived in Singapore, I rented out my house and needed to use a property manager.  

@Jake JohnsonI would recommend being in areas on the West Side of Cleveland like West Blvd, Cudell, Old Brooklyn, Clark Fulton, Edgewater, Jefferson, and Brooklyn Centre.

if you ever travel out of the US.. you may end up in a place like Singapore...

I've seen these ADUs in neighborhoods of Cleveland such as Cudell, West Boulevard, Clark Fulton, Brooklyn Centre and a select few other West-side neighborhoods.

and no business class tickets to Singapore would be added to that list !!!

The non-resident then can pay himself through interests on a loan he made to the company or through dividends, which will be taxed by the US and his local country.Other countries (Singapore, Hong Kong) tax their residents on income arising on its territory, so in this case, it is efficient to own real estate directly or through a fiscally transparent LLC, and just pay income tax in the US.The rate could go anywhere between 0% and 45% but will be generally low.You can PM me to share information on tax treaties between different countries and the US. 2) yes3) you could look into trusts and companies4) depreciation is 1/27.5 per year.

It is a great Idea.I would call this a gross-root level changes that we would be heading into...Phenomenal approach to bringing Value addition...if only we can get these Real Estate Agents to believe in themselves and their investment partners.I will sure go through your writing and will put out a word to my network in Singapore.

It has been around for a while in Europe and other countries in Asia, such as Japan and Singapore.

There are 35+ for sale in Nassau at the moment with at least 2 bedrooms and priced at $399k and under, in Rocksville Centre, Lynbrook, Hewlett, Glen Cove, Westbury, & other areasIn Suffolk I see 45+ properties in the same category today, including at least 1 foreclosureIt is difficult to outrun the market (I mean by saving money from our paycheck vs real estate equity increasing in a growing market).