Starting initially on the West Coast in San Francisco and other cities in California, companies like Waypoint, Invitation Homes, American Homes 4 Rent and Tricon began to enter the single family rental asset class with lots of cash and an appetite for disruption.

@Jay HinrichsAny benefits for Americans to invest outside of US?

There are homeless junkies in every American city America loves drugs

As a foreigner, you will be getting awful lending terms from American based lenders - higher interest rates, high down payments, 5-10 year balloon payments.

.-- Kitchen:* new quartz countertop* custom marble backsplash with patterned glass accent strip* new stainless steel sink* Grohe pull out faucet* new sheet vinyl flooring (had to rip out 3 layers of existing flooring)* new stainless steel electric smooth top range, dishwasher, microwave range hood-- master bath* new quartz countertop (custom 46" width)* grohe faucet* american standard skirted toilet (sides are smooth so you don't see the "piping" and easier to clean), had to move the water line-- half bath* new ikea super slim cabinet* new Ikea super slim sink* grohe faucet* new toilet* new sheet vinyl flooringA number of my friends who have done similar renos have spent $30-60k doing what we did for far less than $30k incl professional labor but it took a lot of shopping and negotiating.This has proven very helpful as we price out our first picks  (2+ family homes) to househack since my wife must be ok with how it looks, so I'm prepared to have to get some updates done before we can even move in.Our first offer is being submitted tomorrow by our agent. 

He calls it a “dividend” because he views it as Americans sharing in the prosperity of the technological advancements that will be replacing their jobs and altering society.

These people with the eviction record are really at the bottom of society.

However,  all core anticapitalists believe that the enemy of Western societies is capital ownership  rather than inadequate use and distribution of social resources.

@Joe Splitrock To clarify, 10,000 Americans are turning 65 every day and 4,500 are turning 85 every day.

Newark (where I invest) has a 20 mt commute to Nyc and you could find a decent place for $200k in a safe neighborhood like society hills in university heights.