I'm a US citizen living in New Zealand looking to do exactly what you've done!

. - will be subject to a 40% estate tax with an exemption of 60k$ only vs 5million for an American citizen- generally won’t be able to secure debt at an attractive rate and LTV like a local entity with credit history wouldUnless the investment is part of a relocation initiative to obtain residency I believe foreigners are generally better off investing where they live   

Young scumbags can become better citizens with real jobs where their wages can be attached.

I would strongly consider investing in boutique senior living.

There is a focus on culture and arts, urban revitalization and beautification and senior wellness.  

I have dealt with Citizens bank and they are super thorough and get into financials heavy.

It was interesting going through basic 10 years senior to most of the joes in my platoon.

Hi BP members,As a non-US resident (Aussie citizen), I wish to invest in the US single-family residential market as a long-term buy and hold.

Michael,This has been discussed multiple times here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/814...I personally use Citizens Bank, Santander, and one checking account for each multi rental I got. 

., I think every citizen is technically a USPS owner aren't they?!?