Learn a little about the culture/lifestyle and notice the skill level and work ethic varies greatly between the countries.

Although there is a cultural gap, the tradition here is for multi-generational family sharing of a single property - so you may have 3 generations in a T3 rather than strangers sharing.The numbers look great on this with the cash-out.

I lived in Dallas before it was okayArizona- mountain areas desirable, water shortages, hotTennessee- mountain areas desirable, not a lot of cultural things for me, could have a garden, tornados?

If you need something  custom, get cultured marble in solid white--you can get any size. 

Seems like you would just annoy the court I can't predict the future of laws, but if wealthy foreign investors are using expensive condo purchases to launder money and other investors are walking away from vacant properties and tax bills in poorer neighborhoods, I suspect the anonymity laws regarding property ownership with be changed.

It is a shame that the city is looking to stifle vacation rentals - tourism is an essential part of the economics and culture of South Lake Tahoe...

I have been investing in similar types of projects, and the business model works a lot better in jurisdictions that aren't excessively tenant-friendly (in both laws and culture).

We are not wealthy by any stretch of the imagination and definitely cannot afford what is being presented on schools' net calculators.

I'm in an area that is diverse, multi-cultural and booming.

We live in such a litigious society and culture, where many look for ways to financially gain and capitalize on opportunities.