They did not need a US visa, US income, or US credit.

We will continue to live in MD as my fiancée’s family is all here, but I think it’d be very realistic and *relatively* easy for me to invest in LTRs in Memphis.

So would this give you pause vis a vis the Dodd-Frank Act?

So it is highly unlikely we would run into that issue since we would just be moving around on tourist visas and working remotely. 

I moved out of Unit 1 last August to move into another rental unit closer to my fiancee's office. 

Not that much in savings, married to a nonAmerican (visa costs= not fun).

So do your research, but also consider passive investing Visa V syndications or even equity reits, Which have historically outperformed the S and P 500 over 20, 30, fifty years and even outperformed direct, active ownership of real estate by 4 to 6 per cent.

U.S. citizens can travel to and from Puerto Rico without a visa or even a passport.

My family is in the initial stages of a move to Japan and  applying for a business manager visa.

A travel nurse with a digital nomad fiancee who is there all the time - different story.