This is an educated, upper class, Latin American family.So, should I insist on a co-sign or just go for it?

@Ray Lai Sent you a request, and idk im gonna have to do a lot of searching, ive got pretty high moral standards haha, so Its hard in a society that has become so fervently lacking in morals, to find company's that are honest and true to work for.  

Are we all so brainwashed that in this litigious society, we need to get all sorts of insurance, just for piece of mind? 

I agree it sounds crazy that someone would unload the American dream but it does happen and often.  

Many American’s don’t know they can use their IRA and turn it into a self-directed IRA.

That said, I am drawn to Anchorage for its setting - views of the Chugach, Sleeping Lady, the Alaska Range, Cook Inlet, Turnagain Arm, proximity to "the real Alaska", and recreational opportunities like Kincaid Park, Far North Bicentennial Park, and Chugach State Park - while having the amenities of a mid-size American city.

I did watch a video where an American investor praise Canada for the "skip transfer", which allows you to do a double close without transactional funding or paying land transfer taxes.

:)  I'm a half kiwi/ half American, living in Dubai and buying properties in FL.

If you can't me those, Colony American Financing and 5Arch are other good sources.

Missed that you will be "out of country".....same thing, only generally you have to go the local American embassy to get things notarized, and may nee to make that appointment a week or so in advance.