American dream.

I actually got the following:First Hawaiian Bank - $25k (intro period APR at 3.6% if you sign up with the Priority Checking Account plan - also have my HELOC here)American Savings Bank - $50k at 13.75% APRBank of Hawaii - $20k at 10% APRCentral Pacific Bank - $25k at 10% APRI got declined at Territorial Savings because I waited too long to apply and then got a number of questions why I had so many lines opened recently...they didnt buy my "home improvement" excuse, haha.  

Of course I have to learn about the difference between German and American houses.

Some Central American countries have squatters rights where if the property is vacant and someone moves in if they stay for X amount of months they now own it.  

He has noted that historically low interest rates, falling long-term dollar value and future American economic growth make home ownership an attractive investment option for many at this time.My sense is that his words were meant for a broad audience and encouraging of real estate  purchases (primary residence or investment) in general.

I hope I'm wrong about the residential side but I just don't see moving as a viable option for your average American, at least in the short term. 

But I can tell you at least from this crew they were not good peeps just sleazy all about them how much can i make older Americans are idiots etc etc. 

In the present context whereby its seems American leadership is trying to devaluate the US currency, it will add you some extra points on your RE investment. 

. ;) Not all of us fit into the "arrogant American" stereotype!

Look into the American Dream mortgage loan from US Bank.