On average over the past 10 years, American homes have been depreciating; But home values have been rebounding in the last 5 years?

You already said that the vast majority of Americans are "rich" by the biblical standards of 2000 years ago.

Anyone under 35 wasn't old enough to really experience the aftermath of what went down, but they are "millennials" who have massive student loans, entry level jobs, and less desire to buy a house in the burbs and live the "American Dream." 

Loans underwritten in the past 5 years are some of the most heavily scrutinized in American history.

Chinese do love the American houses - and they usually think really long time!

I have looked at average cap expense published by the American apartment association surveys. 

The facts are 70% of Americans take the standard deduction and all those people would see taxes decrease.

Hi everyone,I am British, living in Dubai, UAE since 2014.Before moving to Dubai I was considering investing in the UK, since then, changes to the buy-to-let regulations has made UK returns far less attractive, so the UK is off my radar.Keen to connect with fellow members in a similar international situation who have bought property in the USA.Would like to hear your story about how you secured your first deal and how it went rehabbing and renting it out.Current concerns: Differential access to funding/leverage from an American.

There are so many great examples of exceptional American entrepreneurs from all walks of life that one can learn from.

The average American drives the nicest card they can afford to make payments on.