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I have been listening to the podcasts and browsing the site for a month or so and am impressed with level of knowledge and the culture of the community here on BP.Being from north of the border I do get jealous when I hear some of the prices available in some markets of the U.S. but I do keep reminding myself to be happy with the raging economy and 1% vacancies of my home town in Edmonton.

FYI,  my parents are old school 1st gen immigrants who typically do things the hard way due to ignorance, language barrier, and cultural differences.  

FYI,  my parents are old school 1st gen immigrants who typically do things the hard way due to ignorance, language barrier, and cultural differences.  

Right on Karen, this is 7/14 Realytrak info for OC.Last week, the National Association of Realtors released their annual report on foreign buyers, which showed that Chinese nationals are the leading foreign buyers of U.S. real estate, accounting for $22 billion in sales or 24 percent of the total U.S. homes  purchased by overseas buyers.

It’s the second largest banking center and has been attracting companies and significant population from New York and other more expensive markets on the East Coast for its great culture, low cost of living, and lower cost of doing business.Agree or disagree with my personal analysis?

I plan on continuing to build this site until BiggerPockets becomes the next cultural phenomenon.

He put cultured stone over brick to give a more updated look.

Roma,I understand some of the cultural influences that are causing you think come up with such a deal structure.

During my broader travels, courtesy of the US Navy, I saw many cultures outside our borders.