With several years of working in the financial area for various corporations and public entities, I put all this wealth of experience to the service of my real estate clients for more than 20 years of activity makes, in Latin American countries like Florida.

Try Ron Cornell with American Family.  

If they don't then if you decided to file a suit they would be listed on it as well which is something most honest, hard working adults don't want.

I recently received a loan proposal from an American financial LLC - somehow there are things that do not match on my humble opinion.

is rather to sell it to us, and we provide each of them (4 Adults total) a monthly payment, almost like an annuity.

My adult daughters rent our home...the one they grew up in.

The car was built to compete with cheap Japanese imports taking over the American auto market, and only cost $2,000 ($12,000 in 2015 dollars).

The City of Virginia Beach regulates adults but not children.

Now its the americans/foreigners turn to make good deals in Norway. 

I don't feel like it is enough time to prepare, even tho I have been saving for this most of my adult life, 5 years.So my options I see are;1) Live at another rental for 6 more months, at higher rent, around $160 p/w each ($320 p/w total) - this would give me more time to research areas and find a better deal.2) Rush into buying a property and hoping it works out. :)The numbers look like this;Purchase price - $300,000 - $350,000 - the maximum I want to spendSavings - $50,000Excess income - $400 p/w (effectively $500 p/w as current rent can be used)Rent income - $150 p/w (my partner will effectively be paying rent to me)Other possible rental income - $110 p/w (renting out a 2nd room)Mortgage details;Loan amount - $300,000Loan period - 30 yearsInterest rate - 5.48% p.aRepayments - $391.95 p/wSo I believe I can afford it, just want to know if 3 months to buy is cutting it to short, or would renting for another 6 months after be better in the long run?