I decided on My current market mostly due to the affordability and it being a predominately African American city.   

Hi, I am Keelan and I am a South African boy that grew up in Taiwan, I was wondering if it will be possible fly to America, get a loan on an investment property and then fly back to Taiwan seeing as I don't have a job in the United States.

@Ron Brady@Scott MacIt does not read as if Ron is implying your identical property as a Caucasian is worth more than his as an American of African descent, that lenders tolerate racial bias, or that lenders are all one race.  

Hi Tiaan,Its great to see another South African on Bigger Pockets. 

Kind of pricey, but they seem to like it.And yes it's aggravating to have to alter your well made plans.And if it's really bugging you one day, just remember this video of a Tiger Mom having to feed (3) very cute big baby tigers laying out in the dirt in the African Jungle.You will have a fridge again, and probably pretty fast too.Good Luck!

I did not really ask for his paystubb since its out of country, I am not calling some African country to verify his employmentHe is currently leasing another place and intending to get out of his current lease.

My Grandfather was the first African American housing inspector in the city.

I first invested in Memphis in 2013 via a South African company then went onto invest in 4 family homes in Atlanta.

I want to be the business man not the sterotypical young african American thug .

After researching the appraisal company "Associates Appraisal Inc" I found similar reviews of their homes being devalued by $100,000, The Appraiser showing up without a mask, and similar situations of the appraiser intentionally picking unfavorable comps.After bringing it to the lenders attention that the appraiser red lined my appraisal and without saying that I'm African American but that my homes are located in a predominately African American neighborhood that he shouldn't assume that my houses marketability is only to African Americans and his sales comps directly insinuate that people who are shopping for homes on the left side of one street have no interest on homes on the right side of the street.