In much of the country, yes.Are you familiar with the real estate professional designation? 

Its been a side hustle for me mostly, because my main job (engineering) has had me relocate to different parts of the country and as a result I would buy 1 or 2 rental properties wherever I settled.I've gotten to the point now, where I want to add to my portfolio again, and collectively each of my building would allow me to pick up an additional building for 100% cash.

The foreigner may also be required to pay taxes in their home country.

@Jeff Cliff  Zillow which cross posts to trulia and hotpads works well.Some are using Facebook

The name actually originates with the Native American tribe called the Noname tribe (pronounced NoNAHme), which means "land of the gullible".The streets in Colorado are interesting to me because they're laid out a lot more intentionally than in other parts of the country that were developed earlier.

New listings are drying up on the MLS as homeowner fear rises and foreclosures are being halted in many parts of the country leaving two major spigots (temporarily) shut off.

Got 3.4% total closing costs (including origination), which I believe is really good in the current cash out refi market (hearing 6-8% in other parts of the country). 

My partner and I are open to investing in different markets of the country but our goal is to stay home in our neck of the woods of Connecticut.

Got 3.4% total closing costs (including origination), which I believe is really good in the current cash out refi market (hearing 6-8% in other parts of the country).Let me know what you think and if i missed anything.

Here in North Carolina, the STR ban was lifted last week so hopefully it will get lifted in other spots of the country too.