I’m based in Middle East and I am non USA resident, thinking to invest in Real Estate but couldn’t decide if to invest in USA a good idea.

I have a hidden major issue in the land, a bad survey I think and a builder that built and entire wall in the middle of my yard without my authorization and wants $15,000Thank you for any thoughts!

Workforce housing is an area of opportunity, just don't buy it in the middle of a "student" neighborhood.

I came across 'Texas PACE Authority' if anyone can offer feedback on this particular program. 

I'm currently in the middle of a renovation now and will be starting another very soon.Thanks in advance..

Hopefully rents increase on pace with HOA increases.

The beautiful thing is... many cities/counties across the nation are VERY concerned with the "missing middle" in the housing market and are starting to warm up to tiny homes and other "alternative" housing options.My team and I are in process of developing our first tiny home community as we speak!

Especially with the flash point in the Middle East right now.

When I was a cook I remember listening to some middle age waitress telling me about each new beanie baby she purchased and how much it would be worth someday.

But if population and job growth is projected to out pace new development, and you are currently in the property, it could make sense to hold for a while.