And I also live far from the United States and am not an American citizen.

@Lance Francis, based on your criteria of 300k to 500k you will surly have a difficult time find a property in NYCWith that in mind, here is a map showing the median home values as reported on the most recent American Community Survey aggregated by zip codes in the NYC area. 

Starting to use the calculators and crunching numbers, but have come across a listing that had this in the description:"Property Sold As-Is with no warranties expressed or implied.

I have been using American Interstate Bank for commercial loans.

You can’t screen/background check anyone without their “express written consent”. 

The typical American homeowner has spent 13 years in their home, up from eight years in 2010, as more households are choosing to age in place.The supply of entry-level homes is also well below historical levels because during the foreclosure crisis, investors bought millions of distressed properties and turned them into rentals.

@Jordan Archer most states have standardized rates, and you can actually check those out on most title underwriter websites by entering a few pieces of data for example First American https://facc.firstam.com/?

Thus I moved into my camper which has been challenging primarily due to the extreme elements associated with living in the Northern American Rockies.

They had expressed they were purchasing a home back in October.

@John ChanData sources such as the American Community Survey, also known as the annual Census, can help you judge a location by considering key market indicators.