I'e heard from lots of expats...foreigners can't own property in Thailand.

The parts for American cars tend to run pretty cheap, thus repairs tend to be on the cheaper side as compared to foreign cars.

A lot of foreign investors are coming in and paying cash, also driving down yields.

I'm not foreign to people telling me "I can't."

If you're going that big for a relative, you should throw in an antique foreign coin about the size of a quarter. 

I don't want to swing a hammer or plunge a toilet and the whole idea of collecting rent  or taking folks to court when I could be putting a loan together for an investor, closing and getting paid is completely foreign to me.Read "Strength's Finder" by the Gallup organization and it may give you direction of where your strength's lie.Best of luckStephanie

A combination of foreign cash investors and the growth of things like biggerpockets have increased the demand artificially.

Could be money from a foreign country that they just want parked in a more stable asset.

I would like to find out what are the minimum requirements for a foreigner to apply for and own property overseas. do the same lessons that we have learnt on the biggest pockets podcast still apply to foreigners lessons such as the no money or low money down deals if so how can we apply for such as I would like to know the goals I should work towards.

Lima one was good for foreign buyers right?