If you look at education studies for example, most adults learn best in person with live training, so make sure whatever brokerage you join has a good amount of in person training. 

As far as an investment is concerned, I know several people who have invested there and their investment returns have been disappointing to say the least and properties are pretty expensive there by Latin/Central American standards.

One thing that should be pointed out is Americans could have less access to goods and services in a year but prices could be much higher. 

Read, "The House Hacking Strategy: How to Use Your Home to Achieve Financial Freedom" by Craig Curelop and "Set for Life: Dominate Life, Money, and the American Dream" by Scott Trench.

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The child caregiver exception allows a Medicaid applicant to transfer their home to their healthy adult child.

Another reason is that Millennials, which is the largest generation (including approximately 72 million Americans), came to the home buying age and started buying homes in droves.   

Every American has gotten to enjoy his success, not by being obsessed with swimming, but bye cheering him on.

You're 19 years old with your whole adult life ahead of you.

I've personally used First Exchange (First American) on a deal and have had a few clients use them without issue.