Thus, you might want to pass on Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, and even Hong Kong, if you’re even able to invest in these countries; I don’t know.Clear title, neutral third parties, taxes, and currency stability should also be considerations.Good luck.Jeff

Hello Sarann Kong and welcome!

If you are non-resident Indian in Hong Kong, looking to investing upcoming real estate, or even selecting your dream home, but not sure where to start?

See the urban cities of SF, Vancouver, Toronto, Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore etc. 

Medlock II, @Richard Harrington, @Josh McNicollHere are a few of the places in the US our members are currently investing in:Jacksonville, Florida; Illinois; Kansas City; Indianapolis; Las Vegas; Nebraska; California; Yuma, Arizona; Seattle, Washington; MemphisIn KoreaBusan, Sokcho, Seoul, Gangnam, SamsungWorldwideHong Kong; Ireland; Taiwan; Myanmar; PhillippinesThanks as always to the BP Community in helping me find my way.

London, Paris and Hong Kong would be in the later while I disliked living in NYC.

The other complexity is that, while I am a US citizen with an active US credit file, I currently live overseas in Hong Kong.

@Hong popcorn ceiling is a texturizer that from the early 90s all older model homes has popcorn ceiling in them it is easy to remove so you can change the texturizer of the ceiling

I am an established landlord in the UK, I live in Hong Kong, and am looking to diversify to investing in property in another country - top of my list is currently USA. 

Originally posted by @Alan Kong:@Alex Sanfilippo @Patrick Shawn Faherty @Brandon Battle You might be referring to Amanda Han instead of Amy Tan?