Now, if there is some concerted efforts by foreigners to buy up Detroit, that is interesting, but a huge gamble IMO.

I'm humble by your passion for helping others without any personal interest.This is rare and really foreign to me.

Diversity, demographics, companies, jobs, and people moving here for multiple reasons - national and foreign, people and money.

Would like to seek for advice for foreigners to get a real estate licence.

I have set up an LLC and have accountants on both side of the border as there are tax implications when foreigners buy in the states.the hard part so far has been problems getting investors as i'm far from being a millionaire.

Ali states that "You need to know if foreign nationals are legally allowed to own 100% deeded freehold property in that country."

Higher loans amounts, more inventory, less foreign investors etc.

I totally get it with the high real estate prices here.I thought about foreign investing in Mexico (Riviera Maya) as the prices are low and Vacation Rentals can bring in decent income.

Im really interested in diversifying in to the US market however being a foreigner seems to mean max LVR available from the big lenders is 50%.

In MD you have to register your company as a foreign company and pay tax and file as if you were located there.