@Karoline KingKeep in mind, Georgia is one of the cheapest housing markets in the country right now. $400,000 buys you a lot in Georgia.

I have an active fully renovated vacation rental in a great Oregon wine country area with lots of equity.

Hi Jordan,In Czech Republic it's just a matter of looking up the owner in the cadastre online (make sure you know the apartment number inside).I do know that it may be harder in other countries though: either pay or contact the local "mairie" there...Anyways, Google is your friend, as we say in IT :-)

Canadian banks wouldn’t consider it, and foreign banks usually require more time in the country and a steady income (which I do not have at this time).

You can find people from your country by typing Netherlands in the search box and this should come up with members discussing this country. 

It's relatively landlord friendly and your down payment for expensive areas of the country might actually buy the whole property.

Easing burdensome regulations will encourage apartment construction, which ultimately helps housing affordability.Lawmakers should also enact policies to expand and diversify the creation and renovation of housing throughout the country.

I've looked through dozens of markets across the country to find something that would fit the bill and Indianapolis might be it!

Who would have thought that the country/world would be where it is today.

This happens all over the country.