I'm a US citizen based out of Davie, FL, but I also spend months in other countries for family and business.

I'm a US Citizen living abroad and looking for options to park some of my cash in something that appreciates rather than watch cash constantly lose value due to inflation.

I am specifically interested in if there are any grants available to US citizens purchasing a property in Puerto Rico.

Have you tried Truist, First Citizens,etc.

Lots of junk, too many cars parked there, etc- the tenants are friends/family of each other-estoppel agreement showed that none are US citizens.

Hello,My sister is US citizen who has been living overseas most of her life and I am helping her get into real estate.Since she has lived overseas, she has not been able to build credit.

These are typically not ordinary, honest citizens that just happened to fall on hard times and they may decide to make everyone's life miserable on the way out the door.Bottom line: proceed with great caution.

@Daniel Hawthorne I work with David Mitchell at citizens bank and her is really good for commercial loans.

We don't need drivel proposals attempting to capitalize on class envy, rather a government than can live within reasonable fiscal restraints as all private citizens must do.

Do you all believe that this is a greater trend of Houston citizens opting to purchase overall opposed to rent?