Comptroller of the Currency for federally-chartered banks), later validated by Fidelity Federal Saving and Loan v. de la Cuesta case of 1982 to overrule California law and some Arizona statutes which appeared not to permit due-on-sale enforcement on the basis that a federal rule “pre-empted” state law under the federal supremacy clause of the U.S.

I use a Capital One card, I get dollar for dollar rewards points that can be used for cash back or miles, or credit for other purchases.No annual fee, and I love it because we are doing a large international development project in Belize, I am back and forth alot and there are no foreign transaction fees on using the card, so I can pay for things freely with no fear of racking up fees.

Sometimes, I would disagree with him about his forecast and over time I would find out that his forecasts on certain currency markets was wrong, while my own research and theory became a reality.

OPPORTUNITY, there is currently a flood of foreign money being pumped into the country creating excessive appreciation.

FDIC has had powers to liquidate since it was established, or the Comptroller of Currency for National Banks.As Jerry W. pointed out, the DF Act and SAFE Act are still not known in the legal community and even worse, grossly misunderstood by lay persons, including the majority of Congress, I'll bet not one Congressman can explain why we have that regulatory structure much less how it operates.So, we have politics, Congress can slash and burn all they like, but we still have the SenateWe also have stand alone State Laws now with predatory dealing and lending,  that is a very broad scope and could take in anything that falls out of the DF Act.

Those companies that reorged did so by targeting SIDRA  ( need to sell for cash only) and foreigners..

If you're doing business in your home state of Texas, those transactions will be governed by the the laws of the State of Texas and you'll be duplicating your costs by registering your NV entity as a "foreign" entity doing business in TX.

@Luis RoselloEither a self-directed Solo 401(k) or IRA could invest in foreign real estate.  

Property taxes, insurance, reserves, maintenance costs are all foreign concepts.

Government can't print houses which take real commodities and labor to build.The combination of Federal Reserve money printing (or debt expansion) will continually cheapen the currency.