This was done to protect senior citizens on fixed incomes from being forced to sell their homes due to unaffordable property tax increases.So now, the city assessor tracks the SEV, but homeowners are taxed based upon the Taxable Value.

Please let me know any financial resources available for qualifying mortgage to buy in USA for Canadian Citizens with Canadian employment Income

But those are long-term rentals.I can help whit a few questions, but with an EU citizen POV.

If the US makes it harder for people to immigrate and/or less desirable, it's plausible that immigration will no longer be able to offset our smaller family formations (along with potential labor shortage on certain jobs/trades), and we will become much more dependent on older age citizens, similar to what's happening in Japan.  

Hi all, I'm new to this forum and in need of some advice.My situation is as follow: I am not a US citizen (French) and will be moving permanently outside the US (Canada) at the end of July.

Citizen Bank which is my original lender says they do not offer and rocket mortgage says that fannie mae and other lenders aren't issuing any more cash out refi at the time for investment properties. 

Hi BP Community,I'm planning to rent my home and a Canadian citizen applied for my rental and says that he won't receive his SSN until June 15.

We had a senior citizen apply for the unit.

You get a tax deduction (as a Permanent Resident / Canadian Citizen) and tax deferred growth while the money is in there.

@Benjamin Cedillos & @Jerry Pierce I recently called a bunch of organizations about a HELOC on my primary and the best two IMO were Citizens and Huntington.