Assuming you're an American tax resident, you'll have to pay income and capital gains taxes to the US as well.

I remember reading a story about one investor who got his start when he purchased a 200+ room hotel in Buenos Aires for a song when the economy last collapsed.. that was about ten years ago.Chile has the strongest economy in all of South America, and Montevideo has the highest quality of life of any South American city... 

And that is how I got a PHD in Mid west cash flow market investing Nothing like being on the ground and pounding on doors trying to figure out how the heck things could go so wonky so quickly..Now I am as busy as ever but I just retooled in a fashion that I only need one full time book keeper everyone else runs their own business..

Service dogs are not pets and are treated like wheelchairs per the Americans with Disability and Fair Housing Act. 

For example- I have contacted Colony American Finance (from their ads I see on my Facebook pages).

Less than 30% of Americans still use a landline and most of those are elderly homeowners, not renters.

It was the first neighborhood in the Atlanta area, where African Americans were allowed to own property, so it has history.

Typically, if that bottom stuff is through a turnkey company offer, that will nearly cement in turnkey stone fashion zero profits ahead.

I’m seeing home warranty companies like American Home Shield offer maintenance and repair coverage for appliances, roof leaks, etc… with prices starting at about $40 a month up to about $100 a month for the “platinum package”… Anyone have experience with these companies?

So is this debate about what the average American homeowner nearing retirement should do or what a savvy investor should do?