It was a pleasure to meet you here in Detroit while you were in the country.

Also think of the great companies in the US that were started on Credit card debt and in their garages some pretty big one's  HP comes to mind  :)Or folks who bootstrap all the myriad of different small business's in America which makes our country great.For those that suggest that folks save their money and buy some low end rental in the urban core for 20 to 30k I think that is very POOR advice.. the person buying it has no experience you have the toughest rental property on the planet and this is just another way for someone to lose all their money.. and get totally burned out on RE before they ever started.BP for sure is any paid training generally speaking.. you just need to pop on a thread on any guru and see it...

It does make sense to me now, and I gained a better understanding ,that though we share a similar culture and language, we are different countries with very different systems. 

If you want to do turnkey and not be hands on, you could really invest anywhere in the country.

Without this, funds transferred out of the country will be taxed at a higher rate.Any good real estate attorney will be able to walk you through it.Good luck!

I am not happy wire transfers are limited to 5000, and ECH to 1000 per day.I also have an account with HSBC, which is very helpful if yo have accounts with them in other countries.

Then, consider renting out country club space, hotel space, and share/show how people with money can invest in your deals leveraging their money in a self directed IRA.  

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-costa-hawkin...It will likely ruin the economy in long run but they don't care the politicians want votes.This Tenants Together group is sponsored nationally -National Housing Law Project- They are pushing for rent controls all over the country even though most economists know it's bad for local communities.http://www.tenantstogether.org/campaigns/rent-cont...

Hi everyone, I am having troubles to find a insurance for a 3 multi family units build in 1925. It will be an investment, we won't live the house.We tried a few insurances but some of them mentioned that the house is ...

@Chuck GreenfeldTanya, the major credit agencies are linked cross-border (Equifax, Transunion) and many of the service bureaus - such as TVS listed above - are able to pull credit histories in either country.