You cannot escape US federal income tax so long as you are a US citizen.

I don't know about a regular citizen but as a licensed broker and property manager the state of Ohio requires us to keep all tenant security deposits in a non interest bearing trust account.

Options can be using equity in Aussie property, family & friends, unsecured finance and partnering with an American citizen. 

Hello BPWhat is the best options for financing a property in the US for long term if I'm not a US citizen ?

Problem is it appears we will be aggressively taxed wether we invest in Canada or US due to our transitory status.I would to know if anyone in this forum has ever gone through similar situation, wether in US or Canada and found ways to lower the amount of taxes to pay to level similar to regular US or Canadian citizens?

I was told that Fannie/Freddy recently changed their rules and they DO NOT give loans on investment properties to US citizens that reside out of the US. 

I stay in Singapore but I’m a US citizen and having family back home.

.- American citizens, US permanent legal residents, and their families are excluded from the travel ban.*) Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.What’s the impact?

It’s almost like we have two classes of citizens.

I'm a US citizen but live in Canada so I'm learning about areas and markets to invest... of course, ideally I'm looking for multifamily.