US Citizens are taxed on income no matter where earned.

While these new ordinances will make blanket screening more difficult, they won't really have an impact on the majority of people.For example, someone who was convicted of a felony 7 years - what are the odds that they have been a perfect citizen for the past 7 years?

  $12 or $20 dollars a month maybe a minor amount to you but to a senior citizen on a fixed income it can mean the difference between eating the last week of the month or buying needed medicine. 

Hello,Looking for a HELOC on a rental property i fully own free and clear.The property:New construction SFR in Covington, GA, zipcode 30016Rent: 1,400$.Valued at around 200k$Im a mortgage note and RE investor.Foreign citizen- dont have a SSN.looking for local private lenders or small local banks that i can work with.Any referrals would be appreciated.

@Don Barlow I'm both NZ & US Citizen / Investing. if you dont have a NZ based income it would be a challenge for you to borrow money in NZ.

@Uju Anyanwu I accepted a tenant with a drug possession (not pot) charge, dismissing it as something that happened years ago and now the tenant is a good citizen, but then (you guessed it) they got arrested again a few months into the 12-month lease they signed with me. 

My wife is a citizen of Costa Rica, although we live in the US.

I have a masters degree in city planning - I know how cities work, how citizens live / work / play within them, and how to use government to your advantage.

Hey Alice, have you thought about partnering with someone who is a citizen and creating a LLC?

I would like to do BRRRR and I am out of state (actually out of the country, but I am a US citizen and have lived in Illinois).