I have in France (twice, in Paris and Toulouse), in Spain in Cordoba province, in Umbria, and in Malta.I quite agree that we should not generalize.  

If you are in a province where Power of Sale is the avenue for handling defaulted financing then the borrower does remain liable for the balance of the financing not extinguished by the sale of the property.  

You definitely want to look into your province or state's laws.

This is something very much required that there should be a proper insurance done as these type of things can happen and we never knew when, so we have to be prepared for this and should go for proper security provinces that are needed the most so that to get prepared for such hassles.Let me know with all such details as, if you want to know about the hassle free houses then you can provide me with all the details you wanted to know and to keep.Thanks!

In the province Where is reside we speak English and French.

We’re investing from out of province (Newfoundland) so we need someone on the ground.

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Account Closed  Mortgage states in my mind are the province of locals most of the time..

Ciao @Simone Chesi, I an also an Italian citizen and own a few rentals in Italy, in Udine and Lecco province.

Additionally, which provinces and US states are landlord-friendly and worth exploring?